Physics 34.1 Bernoulli's Equation & Flow in Pipes (4 of 38) Reynold's Number

In this video I will explain what is Reynold's number and how it affects frictional losses with fluid flowing through a pipe whether the water/fluid is laminar or turbulent.

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[kacperbardecki]

From uni to industry, I come back to this channel to learn. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[joed]

Thank You Michel van Biezen. I hope you do not mind me following along. You are teaching me a lot.

[shashikasandaruwan]

how to calculate the reynold number when gives diameter and length both
plz give me an answer

[yasmanelel]

How to calculate R Number if rho water more than 1000 gr / L

[jakubkusmierczak]

Mr. Professor how can we say that in the river we have turbulent or laminar flow?

[fortunemokone]

Isn't the Reynolds number Re > 4000 for turbulent flow and Re < 2000 for laminar flow and the transition region is between 2000 and 4000