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Using Von Karman momentum integral equation, find the boundary layer thickness, the displacement thickness, the momentum thickness the wall shear stress, the friction coefficient, and the drag coefficient
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Using Von Karman momentum integral equation, find the boundary layer thickness, the displacement thickness, the momentum thickness the wall shear stress, the friction coefficient, and the drag coefficient for a flat plate with zero pressure gradient in a laminar flow. Assume a third order polynomial for the velocity profile. What happens is we add a constant positive pressure gradient

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We can solve Von Karman momentum integral equation as seen below using following in the attached file

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