Next set of PDE, which presents fluid flow

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Hallo,

I must solve next set of PDE, which presents fluid flow.

dP/dx=d/dx(mi*dv/dx)+d/dy(mi*dv/dy)
dP/dy=d/dx(mi*du/dx)+d/dy(mi*du/dy)

where mi=const

with BC: v=v at x=0
u=u at y=0

Can you give me some hint?

thanks

j.
 
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This looks similar to Navier stokes equations. u is velocity in x, and v is in y. and in steady state. somethings missing to what you got there. wheres gravity? I think you can write those easier
 


Yes they are for creeping flow. Is it possible to get a general solution porcedure for solving them?
thanks jg
 


Been awile since I was in school. Should be in the text
http://www.mhhe.com/engcs/mech/white/
In two dimensions, should be easy. You should do your own work as this site could be very unreliable or make your learning distorted
 
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