viscosidad turbulenta (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun phrase.

Phonetic Transcription

/bi.sɔ.siˈðað tuɾ.βuˈlen.ta/

Translation

• Viscous turbulence

Meaning

"Viscosidad turbulenta" refers to the concept of complex fluid dynamics where the flow of a viscous substance becomes turbulent. This term is used in the field of polytechnical studies to describe the behavior of fluids, such as liquids or gases, when they transition from a laminar (smooth and predictable) flow to a turbulent (chaotic and unpredictable) flow. The term is more commonly used in written contexts within the realm of technical literature and scientific research.

Example Sentences

1. El ingeniero explicó que la viscosidad turbulenta del líquido provocaba alteraciones en el flujo.

2. The engineer explained that the viscous turbulence of the liquid caused disruptions in the flow.

3. Se puede observar la transición de la viscosidad laminar a la viscosidad turbulenta en los modelos computacionales.

4. The transition from laminar viscosity to turbulent viscosity can be observed in computational models.

Idiomatic Expressions

There are no specific idiomatic expressions that include "viscosidad turbulenta."

Etymology

• Viscosidad: From Latin "viscositas", from "viscosus" (sticky, viscous).
• Turbulenta: From Latin "turbulentus" (turbulent).

Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms: - Turbulencia viscosa (Viscous turbulence)

Antonyms: - Viscosidad laminar (Laminar viscosity)