laminaarsuselt
Laminaarsuselt refers to the characteristic of a flow that is smooth, orderly, and moves in parallel layers without significant mixing between them. This type of fluid motion is in contrast to turbulent flow, which is characterized by chaotic eddies and random fluctuations. In laminar flow, fluid particles follow well-defined paths, often visualized as streamlines. The velocity of the fluid at any given point remains constant over time, although it may vary across different streamlines.
The Reynolds number is a dimensionless quantity used to predict whether a flow will be laminar or
Laminar flow is often observed in situations involving viscous fluids, slow flow speeds, or narrow channels.