Laminar Viscosity
Hi,
Could someone please explain what laminar viscosity is, is it the same as kinematic viscosity, if not what is their relationship? Many thanks Dave |
The term laminar viscosity may refer to either the kinematic or dynamic viscosity of the fluid, and is used to delineate the fluid viscosity (a fluid property) from the eddy viscosity in turbulence models. The eddy viscosity is not a property of the fluid, but can be considered as a property of the flow.
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