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smee
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Hi,
I am new to fluid dynamics and I would really appreciate some help on the subject.
When a droplet of liquid (water/blood) is moving through the air in a spherical shape, assuming the only external forces are drag and gravity, what is the range of the diameter that the drop can have so that Stokes' Law can be applied?
Thank you in advance for your help! :)
I am new to fluid dynamics and I would really appreciate some help on the subject.
When a droplet of liquid (water/blood) is moving through the air in a spherical shape, assuming the only external forces are drag and gravity, what is the range of the diameter that the drop can have so that Stokes' Law can be applied?
Thank you in advance for your help! :)