The nominal distance of a boundary layer is defined as the distance from the wall to a point (a) where the velocity is 99% less than the asymptotic limit (b) where the velocity ceases to be laminar...


The nominal distance of a boundary layer is defined as the distance from the wall to a point


(a) where the velocity is 99% less than the asymptotic limit


(b) where the velocity ceases to be laminar


(c) where the velocity is within 90% of the asymptotic limit


 (d) where the velocity is 99% of its asymptotic limit



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