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    The document describes a problem to determine the torque required to rotate a circular plate placed above a fixed bottom plate with a small gap in between filled with glycerin. It is given that the circular plate has a diameter of 12 inches and rotates at 2 rpm, with a 0.1 inch gap between the plates. The document provides the equations to calculate the torque using the assumptions of a linear velocity distribution in the gap and negligible shear stress at the edge of the rotating plate.

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    The document describes a problem to determine the torque required to rotate a circular plate placed above a fixed bottom plate with a small gap in between filled with glycerin. It is given that the circular plate has a diameter of 12 inches and rotates at 2 rpm, with a 0.1 inch gap between the plates. The document provides the equations to calculate the torque using the assumptions of a linear velocity distribution in the gap and negligible shear stress at the edge of the rotating plate.

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    Solution - Manual - Fundamentals - o 63

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    The document describes a problem to determine the torque required to rotate a circular plate placed above a fixed bottom plate with a small gap in between filled with glycerin. It is given that the circular plate has a diameter of 12 inches and rotates at 2 rpm, with a 0.1 inch gap between the plates. The document provides the equations to calculate the torque using the assumptions of a linear velocity distribution in the gap and negligible shear stress at the edge of the rotating plate.

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    required to rotate the circular plate slowly at 2 rpm. Assume
    that the velocity distribution in the gap is linear and that the
    shear stress on the edge of the rotating plate is negligible.

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