Posted by admin on November 26, 2009 under Fluid Mechanics |
I am working on a problem with a fluid between two parallel plates, one moving and one stationary. For each liquid and “time step”, there is a different stability parameter. Could you please explain what this is?
Posted by admin on August 15, 2009 under General Chemical Engineering |

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