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mixing length

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mixing length [′mik·siŋ ‚leŋkth]
(physics)
A mean length of travel, characteristic of a particular motion, over which an eddy maintains its identity; it is analogous to the mean free path of a molecule; physically, the idea implies that mixing occurs by discontinuous steps, that fluctuations which arise as eddies with different characteristics wander about, and that the mixing is done almost entirely by the small eddies.


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The Cobras could well be without their cleverest fast bowler - in terms of mixing length, line and pace - Charl Langveldt, after he injured himself diving in the field against Bangalore.
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Because the available reactor volume is slightly different when different elements are used (Table 2), the downstream volumes were defined in terms of the corresponding additional mixing length [lambda], the length of the section downstream of the probe that is part of the apparent volume over which the mean residence time is measured.
 
 
 
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