Centrifugation Techniques: What is Centrifugation? What are the Types and uses of Centrifuge?

How Centrifugal pumps work

Laminar flow is a fluid movement characterized by smooth, parallel layers of fluid that glide past one another with minimal disruption. This type of flow occurs at low velocities and is typically observed in viscous fluids, such as oil or honey, where the internal friction allows the layers to move in an orderly fashion. In laminar flow, the fluid particles follow well-defined paths, leading to reduced turbulence and a predictable flow pattern. This phenomenon is crucial in various applications,