Boundary_layers_developing_in_channel

Update: 2014-09-13

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I took this bit of video footage in Ivybridge town centre. It shows the river Erme flowing over a stone obstacle on its bed. There is a rectangular channel cut through the obstacle, in which the development of (from the upstream to the downstream side) first laminar boundary layers, then turbulent boundary layers, then fully-developed pipe flow, can be seen. [Released under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 UK: England & Wales licence.]

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In Channel

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Boundary_layers_developing_in_channel

Daniel Hatton

Boundary_layers_developing_in_channel