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August 16, 2002, 08:54	Viscous sublayer thickness	#1
Bo Busk Jensen Guest Posts: n/a	Hallo All I have seen in the literature that the thickness of the viscous sublayer in a fully developed flow is approx. y+ = 10. But is there any equation for the thickness as a function of the distance from a pipe inlet?? Regards Bo PS.: I know this i snot a Fluid Mechnics Forum - is there one where I could ask instead??

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