Present paper proposes a universal resistance equation relating friction factor (λ), the Reynolds number (R) and roughness height (k) for the entire range of turbulent flow in pipes covering all the three regimes: smooth, transition and rough. Experimental data of Nikuradse and others were used. Such an equation is found to be sufficient to predict the friction factor for all ranges of R (≥4000) and different values of k. Present model is found to be equally valid for both cases of commercially available pipes and Nikuradse experiments on sand roughened pipes
A new equation relating the friction factor to the generalized Reynolds number and rheological chara...
A friction factor in a fully developed pipe flow is measured very accurately over wide range Reynold...
Numerical predictions using a computational fluid dynamics approach with popular turbulence models a...
By using Nikuradse’s experimental data on sand roughened pipes an universal resistance equation rela...
By using Nikuradse’s experimental data on sand roughened pipes an universal resistance equation rela...
In this paper, we propose a novel explicit equation for friction factor, which is valid for both smo...
Friction factor is an important element in both flow simulations and river engineering. In hydraulic...
International audienceTwo new correlations of single-phase friction factor for turbulent pipe flow a...
Two new correlations of single-phase friction factor for turbulent pipe flow are shown in this paper...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present an improved computational method for determining the...
Friction factor data from two recent pipe flow experiments are combined to provide a comprehensive p...
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
This note concerns variations of the friction factor in the two transitional regimes, one between la...
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
The Colebrook –white equation is widely used in many fields, like civil engineering for calculation ...
A new equation relating the friction factor to the generalized Reynolds number and rheological chara...
A friction factor in a fully developed pipe flow is measured very accurately over wide range Reynold...
Numerical predictions using a computational fluid dynamics approach with popular turbulence models a...
By using Nikuradse’s experimental data on sand roughened pipes an universal resistance equation rela...
By using Nikuradse’s experimental data on sand roughened pipes an universal resistance equation rela...
In this paper, we propose a novel explicit equation for friction factor, which is valid for both smo...
Friction factor is an important element in both flow simulations and river engineering. In hydraulic...
International audienceTwo new correlations of single-phase friction factor for turbulent pipe flow a...
Two new correlations of single-phase friction factor for turbulent pipe flow are shown in this paper...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present an improved computational method for determining the...
Friction factor data from two recent pipe flow experiments are combined to provide a comprehensive p...
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
This note concerns variations of the friction factor in the two transitional regimes, one between la...
The key element in design of pipelines is the friction factor estimation. After the brief review of ...
The Colebrook –white equation is widely used in many fields, like civil engineering for calculation ...
A new equation relating the friction factor to the generalized Reynolds number and rheological chara...
A friction factor in a fully developed pipe flow is measured very accurately over wide range Reynold...
Numerical predictions using a computational fluid dynamics approach with popular turbulence models a...