Fluid Dynamics: Streamline and Turbulent Flows

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What is the primary characteristic of streamline flow?

It is smooth and continuous

What is the main difference between turbulent and streamline flow?

The pattern of flow

Which of the following conditions is NOT required for turbulent flow?

High pressure

What is the primary factor that determines the type of flow?

The velocity of the fluid

What is the result of turbulent flow?

Increased mixing and heat transfer

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Types of Fluid Flow

  • Streamline Flow: a smooth, continuous flow of fluid where particles move in parallel lines or layers, with no eddies or swirls.

Turbulent Flow

  • Turbulent Flow: a chaotic, irregular flow of fluid where particles move in irregular paths, with eddies and swirls.
  • Conditions Required for Turbulent Flow:
    • High velocity of fluid
    • Low viscosity of fluid
    • Large size of pipe or conduit
    • Sudden changes in direction or obstacles in the flow path

This quiz covers the concepts of streamline flow and turbulent flow in fluid dynamics, including the conditions required for turbulent flow.

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