primary piping<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThe Reynolds number inside the primary piping is equal to:<\/p>\n
ReD<\/sub><\/strong> = 17 [m\/s] x 0.7 [m] \/ 0.12×10-6<\/sup> [m2<\/sup>\/s] = 99 000 000<\/strong><\/p>\nThis fully satisfies the turbulent conditions<\/strong>.<\/p>\nThe Reynolds number inside the fuel channel is equal to:<\/p>\n
ReDH<\/sub><\/strong> = 5 [m\/s] x 0.02 [m] \/ 0.12×10-6<\/sup> [m2<\/sup>\/s] = 833 000<\/strong><\/p>\nThis also fully satisfies the turbulent conditions.<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0
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