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Galileo Number Using Reynolds Number

The Galileo number is proportional to gravity forces divided by viscous forces. The Galileo number is used in viscous flow and thermal expansion calculations—for example, to describe fluid film flow over walls. These flows apply to condensors or chemical columns.

The Galileo number equals the Reynolds number squared divided by the first Froude number.

Formula

QuantityVariable["Ga", "GalileoNumber"] == QuantityVariable["Re", "ReynoldsNumber"]^2/QuantityVariable[Subscript["Fr", "1"], "FroudeNumber1"]

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Examples

Get the resource:

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ResourceObject["Galileo Number Using Reynolds Number"]
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Get the formula:

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FormulaData[ResourceObject["Galileo Number Using Reynolds Number"]]
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Use some values:

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FormulaData[ ResourceObject[ "Galileo Number Using Reynolds Number"], {QuantityVariable[ "Ga","GalileoNumber"] -> 1, QuantityVariable[ \!\(\*SubscriptBox[\("Fr"\), \("1"\)]\),"FroudeNumber1"] -> 1}]
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