It has been suggested that, when turbulence is intense enough to create eddies that are comparable to
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It has been suggested that, when turbulence is intense enough to create eddies that are comparable to or smaller than the size of a cell, the fluctuating shear stresses may cause cellular damage. For cells in water at 37 °C in a pipe with a diameter of 2.5 cm, at what mean velocities might this occur? A typical cell diameter is 10 μm.
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Introduction To Chemical Engineering Fluid Mechanics
ISBN: 9781107123779
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