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Fall velocities of plate‐like and columnar ice crystals

The Reynolds number of cylinders and discs falling in a viscous liquid was determined experimentally for values of the Best number (the product of the drag coefficient and the square of the Reynolds number) ranging from 1 to 104. The results were used to calculate the terminal velocities of plate-like and columnar ice crystals.

K. Jayaweera | K. O. L. F. Jayaweera | R. E. Cottis | R. Cottis

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