Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A boundary layer develops where flows contact stationary surfaces, like the sides of river channels. In this video, I discuss how flow speed changes near surfaces, with implications for the Reynolds number. I define the boundary layer and the laminar sublayer within the boundary layer.
A boundary layer develops where flows contact stationary surfaces, like the sides of river channels. In this video, I discuss how flow speed changes near surfaces, with implications for the Reynolds number. I define the boundary layer and the laminar sublayer within the boundary layer.
