Show that Reynold’s Number is a dimensionless parameter. Describe the dye/ ink patterns created by each type of flow. Would you be able to identify when and where these types of flow occur? What significant value does this have in the civil engineering practice?

Show that Reynold’s Number is a dimensionless parameter. Describe the dye/ ink patterns created by each type of flow. Would you be able to identify when and where these types of flow occur? What significant value does this have in the civil engineering practice?

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