what is Reynolds number??
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The Reynolds number is the ratio of a fluid's inertial force to its viscous force. Inertial force involves force due to the momentum of the mass of flowing fluid.
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The Reynolds number is the ratio of a fluid's inertial force to its viscous force. Inertial force involves force due to the momentum of the mass of flowing fluid.
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Hey !!
It is a unitless and dimensionless number given by
Nr = ρvr / η
A smaller value of Reynold's number (generally Nr ≤ 1000) indicates a streamline flow but a higher value (Nr ≥ 1500) indicates that the flow is turbulent and between 1000 to 1500, the flow is unstable.
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