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Properties-of-fluid
A vertical cylinder of diameter 180 mm rotates concentrically inside anor cylinder of diameter 181.2 mm. Both cylinders are 300 mm high. The space between cylinders is filled with a liquid whose viscosity is unknown. Determine viscosity of fluid if a torque of 20 Nm is required to rotate inner cylinder at 120 r.p.m.
SOLUTION:
Given,
Diameter of the inner rotating cylinder, d=180 mm=0.18 m
Diameter of outer cylinder, D=181.2 mm =0.1812 m
Height of each cylinder, h=300 mm =0.3 m
Speed of rotation of inner cylinder, N=120 rpm
Torque, T=20 Nm.
Thickness of liquid layer, `dy=(0.1812-0.1800)/2=0.0006 m`
Now,
Tangential velocity of the inner cylinder, `u=omega*r=2pi*N*r=2pi*120/60*0.18`
or, `u=1.13`m/s
Also, the surface area of the inner rotating cylinder is,
`A=2pi*rL=pi*d*L`
`=pi`*0.18*0.3
`=0.1696 m^2`
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