Review: Turbulent Developing Pipe Flow
Annette Claudia Klein
Abstract
Annette Claudia Klein
Abstract
Experimental results on turbulent developing pipe flow are reviewed. Upstream conditions are shown to have a large effect, in particular on the development of the velocity profile. It is demonstrated also that the blockage factor, when plotted against the Reynolds number defined with flow distance, is the parameter best suited to indicate the onset and termination of transition.
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Experimental results on turbulent developing pipe flow are reviewed. Upstream conditions are shown to have a large effect, in particular on the development of the velocity profile. It is demonstrated also that the blockage factor, when plotted against the Reynolds number defined with flow distance, is the parameter best suited to indicate the onset and termination of transition.
Key concepts: Turbulence, Reynolds number, Mechanics, Pipe flow, Chézy formula, Flow (mathematics), Upstream (networking), Open-channel flow