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Engineering Riddle – No. 5 (Fluid Mechanics) “Dimensionless”
I’m a fraction made of forces, comparing different strength I have no final units, only characteristic length I sample speed and weight and size, these are the things I measure My subject as it ebbs and flows, changes shape forever … Continue reading
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Tagged fluid mechanics, laminar flow, Mechanical Engineering, reynolds number, turbulent flow
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