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Does the definition of fully developed flow is different for laminar and turbulent?
I understand the fact that the entrance length are different in laminar and turbulent flows, but I believe the definition of fully hydrodynamically developed flow means that the velocity profile (hence momentum) doesn’t change with respect to the stream coordinate.
Please give some insights?
Thanks
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I understand the fact that the entrance length are different in laminar and turbulent flows, but I believe the definition of fully hydrodynamically developed flow means that the velocity profile (hence momentum) doesn’t change with respect to the stream coordinate.
Please give some insights?
Thanks
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