61. Autoren Bei Harri Deutsch: Osborne Reynolds Translate this page Autoren, osborne reynolds. Der Ire osborne reynolds (1842-1912) arbeitetezunächst als Ingenieur und erhielt dann den Ruf auf den http://www.harri-deutsch.de/verlag/titel/petrowre/a01_3218.htm

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62. Glossary reynolds, osborne (18421912) Worked for 37 years as a professorof engineering at the university of Manchester, Great Britain. http://www.mh-aerotools.de/airfoils/glossary.htm

Glossary AAC A luminum A luminum C hrome: aluminum piston, running in a chrome plated aluminum sleeve. Typically used in pylon racing engines . Advantages: low friction and tight fit, when properly run. Disadvantage: more expensive and more sensitive to foreign object damage. see also: ABC ABC A luminum B rass C hrome: aluminum piston, running in a chrome plated brass sleeve. see also: AAC Angle of Attack Angle between the reference axis (x-axis) of an airfoil and the onset flow direction. Variable, depending of flow direction and flight condition. Angle of Incidence Angle between the reference axis (x-axis) of an airfoil and the reference axis of the aircraft (e.g. fuselage center line). Constant, built into the aircraft. Bernoulli, Daniel Is credited for Bernoulli's equation, although it seems to be Euler , who really derived this equation (see Drag Coefficient Normalized drag force, makes the comparison of the aerodynamic properties of different sized objects possible; Definition Euler, Leonhard Well known for the Euler differential equations. Probably also origin of

63. Marcel Boschi's Mather & Platt - The Company Pumps Department In 1873 Professor osborne reynolds had designed a turbine pumpwhich was a definite advance in centrifugal pumping. osborne reynolds at St. http://www.zipworld.com.au/~lnbdds/Boschi/pumps.htm

Engineering Hub In Pumps Department Osborne Reynolds at St. Andrews University Osborne Reynolds at Manchester University Click here The story of pumps, even more than the story of textile machinery, illustrates the dependence of industry on progress in scientific research. The most important invention, however, did not come until 1875 when Professor Osborne Reynolds ' turbine was made for the engineering laboratory of the Owens College. Reynolds' invention was the product of laboratory research and demonstrated his remarkable combination of gifts as an engineer and a mathematical physicist, but before his pump was produced by Mather & Platt Ltd. there was a considerable time lag. Mather & Platt exploited the Mather-Reynolds pumps in 1893 as a commercial proposition and developed a series of sizes for dealing with "duties" varying from 100 to 1600 gallons a minute against heads up to 180 feet. In 1900 Mather & Platt entered into an agreement with its Swiss rival Sulzer that both firms would manufacture the type of multistage turbine pump, embodying the several improvements worked out by Sulzers.

64. Osborne Reynolds Aether Submechanics Of The Universe, osborne reynolds Aether Submechanics of the Universe. logo, http://home.att.net/~aether/wsb/html/view.cgi-photo.html--delay-10-SiteID-283418

65. Dictionary : Reynolds_Number reynolds Number. The factor that is called the reynolds number was discoveredby osborne reynolds of the University of Manchester in 1883. http://www.centennialofflight.gov/essay/Dictionary/Reynolds_no/DI114.htm

The air density can be varied in NACAs Variable Density Tunnel in order to produce valid results. Reynolds Number The factor that is called the Reynolds number was discovered by Osborne Reynolds of the University of Manchester in 1883. This parameter is important in wind tunnel experiments since it relates to the aerodynamic properties of lifting surfaces (like airfoils) when extrapolating from small wind tunnel test models to full-size wings. Reynolds discovered that, if the same atmospheric pressure were used for experiments with wind tunnel models as a full-size aircraft would encounter under actual conditions, the experimental results would be invalid. In order for results obtained with a scale model in wind tunnel experiments to be valid, the Reynolds number needs to be the same under wind tunnel conditions and in regular atmospheric conditions. The way to ensure this is to increase the air density inside the tunnel by the same proportion as the model is smaller than the full-size aircraft. In practical terms, if a model is 1/10 the size of a full-size aircraft, then the air density (the number of atmospheres) inside the tunnel must be increased by a factor of 10 to get wind tunnel results that are valid in regular atmospheric conditions with a full-size aircraft. In actual subsonic flight, airfoils with low Reynolds number flows are laminar and those with high Reynolds number flows are mostly turbulent, keeping in mind that the Reynolds number is the ratio between density, velocity, diameter, and viscosity (For an airfoil in flight rather than in a wind tunnel, D would be the distance between the leading and trailing edge called the chord length along a flow.)

66. Osborne Reynolds Phys. Educ. 7 (September 1972) 427428. osborne reynolds. ES GillespieNorthern Ireland Polytechnic Jordanstown URL stacks.iop.org http://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/0031-9120/7/7/309

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67. On Normal Piling, As Connected With Osborne Reynolds's Theory Of The Universe Proc. Phys. Soc. London 19 (December 1903) 223232. On Normal Piling, asconnected with osborne reynolds s Theory of the Universe. JD Everett http://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/1478-7814/19/1/322

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69. Flow Research-Market Research On Flow And Temperature Products Flow Research is pleased to introduce osborne, the Spirit of Flow Research.osborne is named for osborne reynolds, who created the reynolds Number. http://www.flowresearch.com/osborne.htm

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73. Results Candidates, Votes, Vote %. osborne, 9,900, 82 %. reynolds, 2,003, 17 %. winnerdeclared, Candidates, Votes, Vote %. osborne, 2,792, 87 %. reynolds, 352, 11 %.winner declared, http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2000/results/NE/H03.county.html

NATIONAL NEBRASKA HOUSE DISTRICT 3 refresh this page NEBRASKA VOTER RESULTS BY COUNTY FOR HOUSE DISTRICT 3 Display counties alphabetically: Adams to Garden Garfield to Morrill Nance to Wheeler ADAMS 100% of precincts Candidates Votes Vote % Osborne Reynolds winner declared results as of 4:49 p.m. EST, 11/17 ANTELOPE 100% of precincts Candidates Votes Vote % Osborne Reynolds winner declared results as of 4:49 p.m. EST, 11/17 ARTHUR 100% of precincts Candidates Votes Vote % Osborne Reynolds winner declared results as of 4:49 p.m. EST, 11/17 BANNER 100% of precincts Candidates Votes Vote % Osborne Reynolds winner declared results as of 4:49 p.m. EST, 11/17 BLAINE 100% of precincts Candidates Votes Vote % Osborne Reynolds winner declared results as of 4:49 p.m. EST, 11/17 BOONE 100% of precincts Candidates Votes Vote % Osborne Reynolds winner declared results as of 4:49 p.m. EST, 11/17 BOX BUTTE 100% of precincts Candidates Votes Vote % Osborne Reynolds winner declared results as of 4:49 p.m. EST, 11/17 BOYD 100% of precincts Candidates Votes Vote % Osborne Reynolds winner declared results as of 4:49 p.m. EST, 11/17

74. Life At Low Reynolds Number, EM Purcell 1973. as osborne reynolds pointed out slightly less than a hundred years ago, is givenby av\rho / \eta or av/ \nu, where \nu is called the kinematic viscosity. http://brodylab.eng.uci.edu/~jpbrody/reynolds/lowpurcell.html

Life at Low Reynolds Number E.M. Purcell Lyman Laboratory, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass 02138 June 1976 American Journal of Physics vol 45, pages 3-11, 1977. Editor's note: This is a reprint of a (slightly edited) paper of the same title that appeared in the book Physics and Our World: A Symposium in Honor of Victor F. Weiskopf, published by the American Journal of Physics (1976). The personal tone of the original talk has been preserved in the paper, which was itself a slightly edited transcript of a tape. The figures reproduce transparencies used in the talk. The demonstration involved a tall rectangular transparent vessel of corn syrup, projected by an overhead projector turned on its side. Some essential hand waving could not be reproduced. logarithm of the viscosity. And that, of course, is correct because the reason viscosity changes is that it's got one of these activation energy things and what he can predict is the order of magnitude of the exponent. But it's more mysterious than that, Viki, because if you look at the Chemical Rubber Handbook table you will find that there is almost no liquid with viscosity much lower than that of water. The viscosities have a big range but they stop at the same place . I don't understand that. That's what I'm leaving for him. Now, I'm going to talk about a world which, as physicists, we almost never think about. The physicist hears about viscosity in high school when he's repeating Millikan's oil drop experiment and he never hears about it again, at least not in what I teach. And Reynolds's number, of course, is something for the engineers. And the

75. Reynolds Number (RE) reynolds number (RE),. Print this article, (osborne reynolds, 18421902, Britishphysicist), a number used to predict turbulence in flowing liquids (and gases). http://www.amershamhealth.com/medcyclopaedia/medical/Volume I/REYNOLDS NUMBER R

Amershamhealth.com Search for: Type a word or a phrase. All forms of the word are searchable. Browse entry words starting with: A B C D ... Other characters Reynolds number (RE), (Osborne Reynolds, 18421902, British physicist), a number used to predict turbulence in flowing liquids (and gases). At a particular value of Reynolds number, flow will change from laminar to turbulent. The flow velocity at which this occurs is called the critical velocity. For liquids (e.g. blood) flowing in a tube (vessel), Reynolds number is defined as: Re = 2r v m r h where r is the tube (vessel) radius, v m is the instantaneous mean velocity, r is the density, and h is the viscosity of the liquid (blood). At constant flow, turbulence will occur at Re 2 000. As can be seen from the above equation, the likelihood of turbulent blood flow is dependent on both flow velocity and vessel diameter. In human veins, neither the flow velocity nor the vessel lumen diameter is such that turbulence normally occurs. When flow is pulsatile, turbulence occurs at much higher Reynolds numbers (approximately 7 000). It may normally occur briefly in large arteries just after peak flow in systole. HJS The Encyclopaedia of Medical Imaging Volume I Contacts GE Healthcare Making Waves

76. I2966: Nicholas Osborne HAGGER (____ - ____) _ _ _ Nicholas osborne HAGGER _ Richard reynolds. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/martin.hagger1/d0008/g0000004.html

Nicholas Osborne HAGGER Father: Cyril Francis Osborne HAGGER Mother: (forename unknown) BROADLEY _Thomas HAGGER _Elizabeth Emma OSBORNE Nicholas Osborne HAGGER ... INDEX Notes: This person and/or their descendants are still living, and their personal details are omitted HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 02/29/2004 12:16:58 PM GMT Standard Time Mary HITCH BIRTH : 1805, Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire Family 1 William HAGGER MARRIAGE : 01 Nov 1830, St Pancras Old Church, Middlesex Winifred HAGGER John HAGGER Susannah HAGGER Sarah HAGGER ... Agnes HAGGER Family 2 James WILMOT MARRIAGE : 10 Nov 1851, Kelshall, Hertfordshire INDEX Notes: Mary's first husband, William Hagger, died without leaving a will. Mary took over his estate, as shown in the Letters of Administration Mary emigrated to Australia in 1857, with her second husband, James WILMOT, her daughters Winifred and Martha, and her son John, with his wife Winifred (formerly DOCWRA). Information supplied by Lyn Pritchard. Source: Approximate year of birth, calculated from: 1841 census of Kelshall, Hertfordshire - aged 35, born outside county

77. I2965: David Osborne HAGGER (____ - ____) 1899 _ _ _ David osborne HAGGER _ Henry reynolds. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/martin.hagger1/d0007/g0000004.html

David Osborne HAGGER Father: Willougby Rupert Osborne HAGGER Mother: Audrey Hughes DREW _Thomas HAGGER _Elizabeth Emma OSBORNE David Osborne HAGGER ... INDEX Notes: This person and/or their descendants are still living, and their personal details are omitted HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 02/29/2004 12:16:58 PM GMT Standard Time William HAGGER BIRTH : 1806, Hertfordshire DEATH BURIAL : 14 Apr 1848, Kelshall, Hertfordshire Father: Lavender HAGGER Mother: Elizabeth FIELD Family 1 Mary HITCH MARRIAGE : 01 Nov 1830, St Pancras Old Church, Middlesex Winifred HAGGER John HAGGER Susannah HAGGER Sarah HAGGER ... INDEX Notes: Letters of Administration Source: Approximate year of birth, calculated from: 1841 census of Kelshall, Hertfordshire - aged 35, born within county Burial register - aged 42 in 1848 Source: Source: Photocopy of original register entry HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 02/29/2004 12:16:58 PM GMT Standard Time Blanche NEWTON BIRTH CHRISTENING : 12 May 1822, Saham Toney, Norfolk DEATH BURIAL : 02 Oct 1826, Saham Toney, Norfolk

78. Osborne Reynolds --  Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Online Article reynolds, osborne Britannica Concise. , reynolds, osborne British engineer, physicist,and educator best known for his work in hydraulics and hydrodynamics. http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article?eu=402123

79. Reynolds Stress And The Mean Equations To apply the NavierStokes equation to a turbulent situation, we follow osborne reynolds(1895) and break up all the quantities into mean and fluctuating parts http://astron.berkeley.edu/~jrg/ay202/node169.html

Next: Turbulence in astrophysics Up: Turbulence Previous: Turbulent diffusion Contents Reynolds stress and the mean equations Consider how turbulent viscosity may affect the Navier-Stokes equation. For an incompressible fluid, we can write the Navier-Stokes equation as To apply the Navier-Stokes equation to a turbulent situation, we follow Osborne Reynolds (1895) and break up all the quantities into mean and fluctuating parts: Let us now substitute them in Eq. ( ) and then take an average. All the terms linear in fluctuating variables give zero on averaging. We have to be careful about the only nonlinear term Although , the term is generally non-zero. Hence On taking the average of Eq. ( ) applied to a turbulent situation, we therefore have This equation was first derived by Reynolds (1895) and is often called the Reynolds equation. It is very similar to the original equation Eq. ( ) apart from the additional term . This additional term , however, is the crucial one which describes how turbulence affects the mean quantities and is known as the Reynolds stress. If we want to study the evolution of the mean quantities by using Eq. ( ), then we have to evaluate the Reynolds stress.

80. Drag Coefficient And Reynolds' Number. right. reynolds discoveries probably apply here. osborne reynoldsfound that there were two types of viscous flows in pipes. At http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/newton/askasci/1993/eng/ENG24.HTM

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