Fluid mechanics and English help

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My native language is not English. I follow a series of vids about Ansys Fluent. I am not stuck in 2.59 about the part "so VR" and "so we are in a velvet in laminar regime." Would you please explain those parts. This is about my project and it is about calculation of pressure losses in pipes in Fluent.



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Would you look this part as well. What does "axymetric assumption built into mathematical model" in 0.17. I especially confused the part "built into".



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mech-eng said:
Would you look this part as well. What does "axymetric assumption built into mathematical model" in 0.17. I especially confused the part "built into".



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He is saying, "so we are in the laminar regime."
 
Chestermiller said:
He is saying, "so we are in the laminar regime."

Is velvet there something like exactly? It think it is very strange saying as VR. And your quote seems for the other one.

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What does "that's going to be like a swell" in 3.07



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mech-eng said:
What does "that's going to be like a swell" in 3.07



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I think the word he said is swirl, but I'm not sure. Neither work makes sense to me.
 
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