The Reynolds number is a nondimensional parameter that illus

The Reynolds number is a non-dimensional parameter that illustrates the relative magnitude of the momentum of the flow versus viscous force of the fluid. Flow A has a Reynolds number of 1,000,000. Flow B has a Reynolds number of 10.000? What conclusions can you draw? A. Flow B has a greater ratio of momentum forces to viscous forces B. Flow A has a greater ratio of momentum forces to viscous forces C. Nothing can be discerned about the two flows using their Reynolds numbers

Solution

reynolds number is used to indicate whether flow is laminar or turbulent. reynolds number is the ratio of inertia force to viscous force. given the value of Re of fluid A is greater than that of fluid B. which means that the momentum force or inertia force of fluid A is greater than that of fluid B, or it can be say as viscous force of fluid B is greater than that of fluid A too. these are the conclusions that can be drawn from the above condition