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Hi everyone,
I am using a online y plus calculator to work out the y plus value for a fuel bundle.
http://www.pointwise.com/yplus/
In regards to the reference length, I have been told by peers to utilise the hydraulic diameter using 4A/P
where A is the cross sectional area, and P is the wetted perimeter.
Is this correct or is there any other better ways to undergo this.
Thank you in advance
I am using a online y plus calculator to work out the y plus value for a fuel bundle.
http://www.pointwise.com/yplus/
In regards to the reference length, I have been told by peers to utilise the hydraulic diameter using 4A/P
where A is the cross sectional area, and P is the wetted perimeter.
Is this correct or is there any other better ways to undergo this.
Thank you in advance
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