Computer · Fluid Mechanics
In pipe flow, when does the flow become 'fully developed'?
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- 1When the flow turns completely unsteady
- 2When the Reynolds number drops below 2000
- 3When the pipe diameter increases significantly
- 4When the velocity profile remains constant along the length of the pipe✓
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When the velocity profile remains constant along the length of the pipe
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