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$1.00 Please help me find the reynolds number for these examples.

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They give me an equation for the reynolds number Re=U*L*rho/mu

U=flow velocity L= length rho=fluid density mu= fluid viscosity

These examples only have some of these values and I think I need to figure out the rest in order to get the reynolds number.

A. The Mississippi River, flowing with an average depth of 6 ft and an average velocity of 3 ft/s; find the reynolds number.

B. Flow around the shrimp, who is swimming in sea water: U=0.01 m/s They also have a picture of a shrimp with an arrow in front of it pointing to the right. The shrimp is 1 cm high. The fluid: sea water. Find the reynolds number.

 

 


   
   
   
   
 
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Preview: ... .07192lb/(ft.s) reynolds number= U.L.rho/mu=3*6*64/.07192=16017.76 in ...

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