Mod-01 Lec-37 Boundary Layer Theory

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[@sayakdash_612]

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[@harindamodara1232]

8:30 Intro, 23:45, 43:40 Boundary Layer Equation Y dir Momentum Equation, 51:48 $/l~Re^(-0.5) 😱😱😱😱 , 48:23

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Excellent video..Rest all the videos were simply not upto the mark but this one has it.. Thank you sir for not reading out whats already written in the books but explaining them

[@smitpatel2521]

Great explanation! Very well explained the physical meaning of boundary layer theory.

[@SV-zi9os]

I didnt realized that my left earbud fell off while watching the video. great explanation btw.

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[@arkitkabir5086]

At @32:00 if pressure term is more dominating than viscous and intertia term how can it be zero? Mathematically i know we can ignore such terms but if pressure grad itself stands to zero then how can other terms be more smaller/less? Is it like if pressure term is 0.01 then viscous terms are 0.00001? Also in X & Y momentum equation we took order of pressure energy as order of kinetic energy. Well thats alright but why X comp of velocity is taken? why not velocity V ( vector V)

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[@samkam1001]

Excellent Video !! Very well explained ..

[@CAKossack]

great explanation, thank you!

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[@ambrishpratapsingh4387]

Great explanation sir.

[@sushmitsoni9484]

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[@PradeepKumar-ro8xv]

Very good explanation sir...

[@satyanveshisingh5047]

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[@arpangupta5705]

why cant we divide inertial term by viscous term to have an idea about reynlod no. , which by the way come in form of (del)^2/L ..Which will be less than 1 ?

[@emtukur10]

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[@mohammadabdurrahman4832]

great video ....

[@abhisheknaththakur4254]

If pressure term is dominant then how it signify that it doesn't depends on Y coordinate???

[@luisborraz9622]

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[@vidyasagar7219]

sir why does velocity at bottom of canal or any plate will be lower than top surface is there any relation...

[@ambujkumar2060]

due to cohesion between plate(solid) and 1st layer of fluid with plate

[@shaiksaidulu59]

due to roughness of the plate or surface the nearest molecules of fluid will stick with surface, and the molecules which are just away from surface are due to cohesion between the molecule to molecule.....the velocity varies

[@Supersixers6]

because of viscosity is more. viscosity acts like a friction and it oppose the layer of fluid flow over on it

[@ypss7935]

Is the video giving voice only in right ear,how this??

[@rahultherash]

48:23 GATE question

[@kishanpatel786]

what happens to velocity componant which is perpendicular to plate

[@aejazahmed7768]

There won't be any velocity in y dir

[@dhawalsrivastava5361]

There wont be any velocity in Y-direction because we assume No-penetration condition for the flow

[@the_best11111]

Thanks a lot

[@poojabitpalliwar4621]

What is the relation between x and y

[@mailtosalam]

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[@pailasaisravan5423]

AT 35 HOW COME PRESSURE GRADIENT IS ZERO . HE SAID DOMINATING WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY DOMINATING

[@Seriouslyfunny1]

Velocity v is very small compared to u. This means u is dominating with respect to v. Therefore in the two equations, dp/dx will have a larger value compared to dp/dy in the other equation. This term WILL have some finite value, but for engineering purposes, it's value is insignificant with respect to dp/dx. So we take dp/dy = 0

[@MrBilalsha]

Can a boundary layer has infinite thickness?

[@sumairakhoon7573]

Bilal Shabbir probably when viscosity of fluid is infinite

[@DeepakKumar-ro4vt]

No its close whn local velocity reach.

[@jshkumar2]

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Thank u sir

[@bhumikalamba186]

really good video.

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[@ranjanrathi9024]

What will happen at low Reynolds number?

[@construction99]

Sound is not good

[@DrBTStm]

No sound and the quality of the video is too poor.

[@SV-zi9os]

your right ear or earphone must not be working properly

[@lilyoungj5217]

any one recommend a text book for this

[@ckd.98]

INCROPERA

[@MunaKumar96]

Poor video quality.Please improve the video quality and there is problem with audio too!

[@euanpovey8885]

im not sure about what youre saying here, i think some of the info is incorrect

[@jaswanthramesh2401]

Euan Povey, really? Then can u point out which infos here are incorrect? i bet u cant

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