GATE CE 2023 Set 1 — Question 63

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A flocculator tank has a volume of 28002800 m3^3. The temperature of water in the tank is 1515^\circ C, and the average velocity gradient maintained in the tank is 100100/s. The temperature of water is reduced to 55^\circ C, but all other operating conditions including the power input are maintained as the same. The decrease in the average velocity gradient (in %) due to the reduction in water temperature is ________ (round off to nearest integer).
[Consider dynamic viscosity of water at 1515^\circ C and 55^\circ C as 1.139×1031.139 \times 10^{-3} N-s/m2^2 and 1.518×1031.518 \times 10^{-3} N-s/m2^2, respectively]
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