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    Ar GD F F BM R W Eu P W Ha F F FR W GL F F Ha P L D W F F He L BM

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    This document lists several dimensionless numbers used in fluid mechanics to characterize flows and compare different flow situations. It provides the symbol or formula for each number along with a brief description or notes on what physical phenomena each number represents, such as viscosity, pressure, inertia, or surface tension forces. Some examples included are the Reynolds number, Froude number, Weber number, and Euler number.

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    This document lists several dimensionless numbers used in fluid mechanics to characterize flows and compare different flow situations. It provides the symbol or formula for each number along with a brief description or notes on what physical phenomena each number represents, such as viscosity, pressure, inertia, or surface tension forces. Some examples included are the Reynolds number, Froude number, Weber number, and Euler number.

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    This document lists several dimensionless numbers used in fluid mechanics to characterize flows and compare different flow situations. It provides the symbol or formula for each number along with a brief description or notes on what physical phenomena each number represents, such as viscosity, pressure, inertia, or surface tension forces. Some examples included are the Reynolds number, Froude number, Weber number, and Euler number.

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    Ar GD F F BM R W Eu P W Ha F F FR W GL F F Ha P L D W F F He L BM

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    This document lists several dimensionless numbers used in fluid mechanics to characterize flows and compare different flow situations. It provides the symbol or formula for each number along with a brief description or notes on what physical phenomena each number represents, such as viscosity, pressure, inertia, or surface tension forces. Some examples included are the Reynolds number, Froude number, Weber number, and Euler number.

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    Bezeichnung

    Symbol / Formel

    Bemerkung

    Archimedes

    Ar =

    g d k3 G F 2

    FA ; dk: quivalenter Kugeldurchmesser FR

    Bingham

    Bm =

    0 2r B w

    Fliespannung Schubspannung

    Euler

    Eu =

    p Ha = 2 Re w w gl

    Fp FK FK FV Fp FR

    Froude

    Fr =

    Hagen

    Ha =

    pv d 2 l w = Bm Re B

    Hedstrm

    He =

    l 2 0

    2 B

    Krmn

    pv d 3 Ka = = Ha Re l 2 Ma = Ne = w a

    Mach

    Newton

    F w2 l 2 wl

    Reynolds

    Re =

    FK FR

    Sommerfeld

    p L So = D f l w

    D: Wellendurchmesser L: obere Ringweite p: Lagerdruck

    Strouhal

    Sr =

    Weber

    We =

    w2 l

    FK ; O: Oberflchenspannung FO

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