Abstract
When a straight pipe of circular cross-section through which liquid is flowing under a pressure gradient is rotated about an axis perpendicular to it, secondary motion is set up and the fluid particles move in spirals relative to the pipe. This secondary motion has been studied in detail and an expression for the consequent rise in the resistance coefficient has been obtained.
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