Skin friction and heat transfer of liquid jet over a continuous moving horizontal hot plate

The skin friction and heat transfer occurring in the laminar boundary layer which caused by a vertical liquid jet impinging on a continuously moving horizontal plate were studied. Similarity solutions for shear stress and heat distribution were obtained by using the shooting technique. The results shows that the skin friction decreases with an increase of velocity parameter, the evolving of thermal boundary decrease with increasing in Prandtl number, but increase with increasing of velocity parameter.