Boundary Layer Thickness for Flat Plate
Engineering Asked on May 28, 2021
I did a Civil Engineering course some years ago and from my textbook I had a question on boundary layer thickness.
So far I have been able to calculate the transition distance, but I am not sure how to calculate the boundary layer thickness from there.
The purpose of this question is to work out how to calculate the boundary layer thickness from what I have said.
One Answer
Try using the following formulas for boundary layer thickness over a flat plate. These formulas are empirically derived.
For Laminar Boundary Layer
For Turbulent Boundary Layer
Sources: Fundamentals of Aerodynamics by John D. Anderson
edit: Updated the format of my answer as recommended by a moderator.
Answered by Rishi Chauhan on May 28, 2021
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