5.102 A sphere is moving in water at a depth where the absolute pressure is 18 psia. The maximum velocity on a sphere occurs 90° from the forward stagnation point and is 1.5 times the free- stream velocity. The density of water is 62.4 lbm/ft'. Calculate the speed of the sphere at which cavitation will occur. T = 50°F.

5.102 A sphere is moving in water at a depth where the absolute pressure is 18 psia. The maximum velocity on a sphere occurs 90° from the forward stagnation point and is 1.5 times the free- stream velocity. The density of water is 62.4 lbm/ft'. Calculate the speed of the sphere at which cavitation will occur. T = 50°F.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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