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Which expert has seen a formula like this for determining the Reynolds number limit?

2015-09-10View Original

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This post was last edited by longkui1990 on 2015-9-10 20:26. Today I came across something a bit more sophisticated; it looks like this: Ret=396(di/є)lg(3.7di/є), where є represents the absolute roughness and di is the inner diameter of the pipe. The criterion for determining the flow pattern is Re
Reply #22015-10-30
When the Re number is less than 10, it is laminar flow; 10

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