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- Q18395291 subject Q6261071.
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- Q18395291 abstract "Consider a velocity field like a fluid flowing through a pipe, here we can observe that the layer of fluid in contact with the pipe tends to be in rest with respect to the pipe. This is called no slip condition. If the velocity difference of fluid layers at the centre of the pipe and at the sides of the pipe is sufficiently small then, the fluid flow is observed in the form of continuous layers. This type of flow is called laminar flowThe flow velocity difference between adjacent layers can be measured in terms of velocity gradient. It is given by ∆u/∆y∆u = Flow velocity difference between the layers∆y = Distance between the layers".
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- Q18395291 comment "Consider a velocity field like a fluid flowing through a pipe, here we can observe that the layer of fluid in contact with the pipe tends to be in rest with respect to the pipe. This is called no slip condition. If the velocity difference of fluid layers at the centre of the pipe and at the sides of the pipe is sufficiently small then, the fluid flow is observed in the form of continuous layers.".
- Q18395291 label "Velocity gradient".