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    Terminal Velocity of Falling Particle: Inputs From The Problem Suitable Drag Coefficient

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    The document describes calculating the terminal velocity of a falling particle through fluid. It provides inputs like the density and diameter of the particle, density and viscosity of the fluid. Using these properties, it calculates the particle's Reynolds number, selects a suitable drag coefficient, and uses these to calculate the terminal velocity, getting a value of 0.016032 m/s with a small difference from the assumed value.

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    The document describes calculating the terminal velocity of a falling particle through fluid. It provides inputs like the density and diameter of the particle, density and viscosity of the fluid. Using these properties, it calculates the particle's Reynolds number, selects a suitable drag coefficient, and uses these to calculate the terminal velocity, getting a value of 0.016032 m/s with a small difference from the assumed value.

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    The document describes calculating the terminal velocity of a falling particle through fluid. It provides inputs like the density and diameter of the particle, density and viscosity of the fluid. Using these properties, it calculates the particle's Reynolds number, selects a suitable drag coefficient, and uses these to calculate the terminal velocity, getting a value of 0.016032 m/s with a small difference from the assumed value.

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    Terminal Velocity of Falling Particle: Inputs From The Problem Suitable Drag Coefficient

    Uploaded by

    shruti Jadhav
    The document describes calculating the terminal velocity of a falling particle through fluid. It provides inputs like the density and diameter of the particle, density and viscosity of the fluid. Using these properties, it calculates the particle's Reynolds number, selects a suitable drag coefficient, and uses these to calculate the terminal velocity, getting a value of 0.016032 m/s with a small difference from the assumed value.

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    Terminal Velocity of Falling Particle

    Inputs from the Problem Suitable Drag coefficient


    3
    Density of particle 1800 Kg/m 6.312486 Re<0.1
    Particle diameter 0.000208 m 8.563281 0.1<=Re<=1000
    CD
    Density of fluid 994.6 Kg/m3 0.44 1000<Re<=350000
    Viscosity of fluid 0.000893 Pa.s -21041.43 350000<Re
    cle

    Calculations
    Vt assumed 0.016412 m/s
    Re 3.801989
    CDsuitable 8.563281
    Vtcalc 0.016032
    Diff 0.00038

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