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Do formula for Laminar and Turbulent Flow Calculation formulae change with Fluid |
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June 19, 2012, 07:07 |
Do formula for Laminar and Turbulent Flow Calculation formulae change with Fluid
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Hello,
Let us assume a flow through straight pipe with air as fluid? We calculate the pressure drop for the same. Now suddenly fluid changes from Air to Diesel or Lubrication Oil? Does it require any change in the formule of calculating the pressure drop if the flow changes from Laminar to turbulent? Please elaborate. Thank you. |
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