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david.notay
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Hi,
What is the relation between the pressure drop and the wall shear stress in a pipe flow? they are largely equal to each other regardless laminar or turbulent flow? Here the wall shear stress is calculated by viscosity*gradient(u)/dn. Your hints would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Gonski Last edited by gonski; September 20, 2009 at 17:04. |
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