(fluid mechanics) The steady flow of an incompressible fluid parallel to the axis of a circular pipe of infinite length, produced by a pressure gradient along the pipe.
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(fluid mechanics) The steady flow of an incompressible fluid parallel to the axis of a circular pipe of infinite length, produced by a pressure gradient along the pipe.
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Laminar flow of a fluid, such as blood, through a long tube with a circular cross-section.
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