Turbulent Flow: Laws and Profiles

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of turbulent flow, including the Reynolds number, velocity profiles, and the influence of roughness. It discusses the logarithmic and defect laws, as well as the impact of different factors on flow characteristics.

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