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Why use fluid properties instead of particle properties in bubble Reynolds number
Thank you all I think I got your points and they help a lot very appreciated!- min_ht
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Why use fluid properties instead of particle properties in bubble Reynolds number
Thank you for your reply Actually the term "particle" refers to all solid particle, liquid drop or gas bubble (book: Bubbles, Drops, and Particles of Clift et al. 1978) just normally people use particle for solid body :) and that equation for Re applies for all of them in my case it is liquid...- min_ht
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Why use fluid properties instead of particle properties in bubble Reynolds number
Hello, The particle Reynolds number makes me confused and I hope someone can help me on this please! Normally (as I read in every books and papers) that when a bubble or drop rises in a fluid, the bubble/drop Reynolds number is calculated by: Re = ρUD/μ where U is particle velocity, D can...- min_ht
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