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Find the value of Reynolds number

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Answered by rhishikeshmhatre
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Answer:

The Reynolds number (Re) of a flowing fluid is calculated by multiplying the fluid velocity by the internal pipe diameter (to obtain the inertia force of the fluid) and then dividing the result by the kinematic viscosity (viscous force per unit length).

Answered by anuragjana316
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Answer:

Your answer is:-

Explanation:

Reynolds number (Rn) is defined as Rn=(ρVL)/μ=(VL)/ν, where V is the fluid velocity relative to the body and L is a typical length.

Flow with Reynolds number less than 2000 is considered as laminar flow whereas flow with Reynolds number greater than 4000 is considered as turbulent flow.

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