three-dimensional flow tacân-e sé-vâmuni Fr.: écoulement tri-dimensionnel A flow whose parameters (velocity, pressure, and so on) vary in all three coordinate directions. Considerable simplification in analysis may often be achieved, however, by selecting the coordinate directions so that appreciable variation of the parameters occurs in only two directions, or even only one (B. Massey, Mechanics of Fluids, Taylor & Francis, 2006). See also: → three; → dimensional; → flow. |