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Turbulent flow is achieved in the tube and shell sides of the heat exchanger

2017-06-28View Original

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Question: I came across a sentence in a textbook on fluid mechanics that states: For fluids with low flow rates but high viscosity, turbulence can occur at low Re values (Re > 100) due to the constant changes in flow velocity and direction. How should this be understood? Does that mean that if the Re value is calculated to be greater than 100, it is in a turbulent state?
Reply #22017-06-29
Can tubes generate turbulence? Could the expert explain it? I’d like to learn too*
Reply #32017-06-29
Can tubes generate turbulence? Could the expert explain it? I’d like to learn too*

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