Identifying Fully Developed Flow Regimes: A Stream Function Approach

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Start date Jan 6, 2010
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The discussion centers on the feasibility of using a stream function to determine if a flow regime is fully developed. Participants explore the characteristics of fully developed flow and how they relate to stream functions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding flow behavior in fluid dynamics. There is a consensus that a stream function can provide insights into flow development. Overall, the analysis of stream functions is deemed a valuable tool in assessing flow regimes.

Jan 6, 2010

banerjeerupak

Is it possible to look at a stream function and decide whether it is fully developed or not?

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banerjeerupak

i'm sorry for reposting. i found the thread in which the same is being discussed. please don't reply to this.

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