Reynold's Experiment to identify the type of flow 

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First measure the flow rate then ...velocity is flow rate divide by internal pipe c/s area

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@@sudeshpowar100 diameter of pipe (D) = 36.7×10^-3 m Density of water (p) = 1000 kg/m Viscosity of water = 0.97×10^-3 kg/ms Volume collected = 0.001 cm³ Time = 33.24 second Viscosity (u) = 0.02844 Then how to calculate Reynold number Please help 🙏🏻

@@sanskarjadhav3496 First calculate Discharge = (Volume/Time) then calculate Velocity = (Discharge/ Cross section area) then calculate Re=(Density*Velocity*Diameter)/(Viscosity)..... Use SI Units like Diameter in Meter, Discharge in cubic meter per second, Viscosity in Kg/ms or Pas or Ns/m2 Hope this will help you

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@Game_of_life122 To measure volume, take a beaker of 1 litre volume. Or you can take 1 litre empty bottle. By measuring time required to fill one litre bottle.... you can calculate discharge Discharge (Flow rate) = Volume /time

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