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friction factor

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friction factor [′frik·shən ‚fak·tər]
(fluid mechanics)
Any of several dimensionless numbers used in studying fluid friction in pipes, equal to the Fanning friction factor times some dimensionless constant.


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In addition, experimental data on the pressure drop and friction factor for the vents was obtained as a function of the amounts of sand deposited in the vent area.
The friction factor is really what separates long-runout slides from ones that yield to explanation.
2) F = Fco + Fh + Fbo + W where Fco = effective contact area; Fbo = interface bond strength; and W = residual friction factor.
 
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