examine the uniform flow and the double flow superposition (flow over the cylinder) for the two-dimensional,...

examine the uniform flow and the double flow superposition (flow over the cylinder) for the two-dimensional, incompressible, irrotational flow.
A) flow funcion and velocity potantial.
B) velocity field.
C) stopping points.
D) roller surface.
E) surface pressure distribution.
F) tensile force on the circular cylinder.
G) lifting force on the circular cylinder.

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Uniform flow and doublet flow superposition (flow past a circular cylider) for the 2D, in compressible, irrotational flow- Potential lines Streams lines S, and known as the flow past a Rankine ovel of equal axes How post a circular cylider It is resultant t of uniform flow and doublent flow The stream function (4) relocity function (d) Y = stream function due to uniform flow.+ stream function due to doublet * Uxy + ( sino) {yarsino} = [uxr - 4 sino d = Potential function due to uniform flows + potential function due to doublet = Uxut u - Ox r caso + u x caso {narcosol Vox rxsino u sino 2nr X Coso 21 h 27

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