Couette Flow

Calculus Level pending

The flow between two parallel plates, with the upper plate moving with constant velocity U U and distance h h between them, can be described by the differential equation below: d 2 u d y 2 = 0 , \frac{d^2 u}{dy^2} =0, where u u is the flow velocity and y y is the distance from the lower plate. Considering that the distance between the plates is h = 1 h = 1 mm and that the upper plate is moving with constant speed U = 1 U = 1 m/s, which is the expression for the flow velocity u ( y ) u(y) as a function of y y ?

u ( y ) = 1 0 3 y u(y)= 10^{-3} y u ( y ) = 1 0 3 y u(y)= 10^{3} y u ( y ) = 1 0 2 y u(y)= 10^{-2} y u ( y ) = 1 0 1 y u(y)= 10^{-1} y

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