This tunnel achieves laminar flow using an array of soda straws to direct the flow. In fact, there are 150 straws in total. You can see a short clip of the wind tunnel in action below.

The Science of It: Laminar FlowLearn about laminar flow in this week's The Science of It Updated: 11:26 AM EDT Jun 30, 2022 Alex Alecci Meteorologist The Science of It: Laminar Flow ...

The flow thereafter remains laminar unless it is disturbed again. "Nobody knew that it was possible to get rid of turbulence in practice. We have now proven that it can be done.

This Blake’s Brainiacs experiment is all about laminar flow, one of two main types of flow that water or any fluid can have. While this activity will be fun for all ages, please make sure an ...

Studying the transition from a linearly stable coherent laminar state to a highly disordered state of turbulence is conceptually and technically challenging, and of great interest because all pipe ...

A typical challenge for re-entry vehicles during flight is an effective control of hypersonic transition and the laminar/turbulent state of the boundary layer. The state of the boundary layer is of ...

The laminar nozzle shown in the picture above is built with 800 drinking straws all placed in parallel inside a 4″ PVC pipe. The water input is a 3/4″ garden hose adapter, perpendicular to the ...