For cross flow over a long cylinder, what is the appropriate length parameter to beused in Reynolds or Nusselt number?Length.Diameter.Radius. The critical Reynolds number for external flow (which started as a laminar flow) overthin flat plate is|1700500,0002300Depends on fluid properties.

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The critical Reynolds number for external flow (which started as a laminar flow) over thin flat plate is |1700 500,000 2300 Depends on fluid properties.

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For cross flow over a long cylinder, what is the appropriate length parameter to be
used in Reynolds or Nusselt number?
Length.
Diameter.
Radius.

The critical Reynolds number for external flow (which started as a laminar flow) over
thin flat plate is
|1700
500,000
2300
Depends on fluid properties.

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