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18 Jul 202104:36

Summary

TLDRIn this educational video, the host Felix explores dimensionless numbers, crucial in fluid dynamics and heat transfer. He explains the Reynolds number, used to predict flow patterns in fluids, and how it differentiates between laminar and turbulent flow. The video also touches on the Prandtl and Schmidt numbers, important in heat and mass transfer respectively. Felix simplifies complex concepts, making them accessible for understanding fluid dynamics and thermal phenomena without getting lost in dimensions.

Takeaways

  • 📚 The video discusses the importance of dimensionless numbers in various scientific phenomena, particularly in fluid dynamics.
  • 🔍 Dimensionless numbers like Reynolds, Prandtl, and Nusselt are used to standardize measurements across different units, simplifying calculations and comparisons.
  • 🌐 The script explains that dimensionless numbers help in understanding fluid flow patterns, such as whether the flow is laminar or turbulent, based on the Reynolds number.
  • 💧 Reynolds number is calculated as the product of fluid density, velocity, and diameter divided by the fluid's viscosity, representing the ratio of inertial forces to viscous forces.
  • 🌡️ Prandtl number is used in heat transfer and is the ratio of momentum diffusivity to thermal diffusivity, indicating the relative importance of momentum and heat transport.
  • 🌡️ Nusselt number is used in heat transfer and is the ratio of convective to conductive heat transfer, aiding in understanding heat transfer efficiency.
  • 📊 The video emphasizes that dimensionless numbers are crucial for analyzing graphs and data without confusion regarding units.
  • 🔄 The script mentions that if the Prandtl number is high, momentum diffusivity dominates, and if it's low, thermal diffusivity is more significant.
  • 🔬 Dimensionless numbers are essential for engineers and scientists to predict and control various physical phenomena in fields like fluid mechanics and heat transfer.
  • 📌 The video encourages viewers to explore further into dimensionless numbers and transport phenomena by engaging with the presenter's social media and joining the learning community.

Q & A

  • What is the purpose of dimensionless numbers in fluid dynamics?

    -Dimensionless numbers in fluid dynamics, such as the Reynolds number, are used to characterize the behavior of fluid flows without involving the physical dimensions. They help to standardize the comparison of different flow conditions and are crucial for understanding phenomena like turbulence and laminar flow.

  • What is the Reynolds number and how is it used?

    -The Reynolds number is a dimensionless quantity that describes the ratio of inertial forces to viscous forces in a fluid flow. It is used to predict the transition from laminar to turbulent flow. A low Reynolds number indicates that viscous forces dominate, leading to laminar flow, while a high Reynolds number suggests that inertial forces are dominant, resulting in turbulent flow.

  • How does the Reynolds number affect the flow pattern in a pipe?

    -The flow pattern in a pipe is influenced by the Reynolds number. If the Reynolds number is low, the flow tends to be laminar, forming a parabolic velocity distribution. Conversely, a high Reynolds number leads to a more uniform velocity distribution, indicating turbulent flow.

  • What is the significance of the Prandtl number in heat transfer?

    -The Prandtl number is a dimensionless number used in heat transfer to compare the relative rates of momentum diffusivity and thermal diffusivity. It helps determine the dominance of heat transfer mechanisms, such as conduction or convection, and is crucial for designing heat exchangers and understanding thermal boundary layers.

  • How is the Smith number different from the Reynolds number?

    -The Smith number is another dimensionless number used in heat and mass transfer, but it specifically compares the effects of mass diffusivity and momentum diffusivity. It is particularly relevant in processes where mass transfer is influenced by the fluid's velocity and density.

  • What does the term 'total flux' refer to in the context of fluid dynamics?

    -In fluid dynamics, 'total flux' refers to the combined effect of molecular diffusion and convective transport. It is a measure of the overall mass, energy, or momentum transfer across a surface or through a volume, considering both molecular motion and bulk fluid motion.

  • Why are dimensionless numbers important in the analysis of fluid flow?

    -Dimensionless numbers are essential in fluid flow analysis because they allow for the comparison of different flow scenarios in a non-dimensional form. This simplifies the analysis, enables the generalization of experimental results, and helps in predicting the behavior of fluid flows under various conditions.

  • What is the role of viscosity in determining the Reynolds number?

    -Viscosity plays a critical role in determining the Reynolds number as it is one of the factors in the formula (Re = (inertia force) / (viscous force)). A higher viscosity results in a lower Reynolds number, promoting laminar flow, while lower viscosity leads to a higher Reynolds number, potentially causing turbulent flow.

  • How can one interpret a graph with dimensionless numbers such as the Reynolds number?

    -A graph with dimensionless numbers like the Reynolds number can be interpreted by observing how changes in the dimensionless number affect the behavior of the system, such as flow patterns or heat transfer rates. For example, a graph might show how the transition from laminar to turbulent flow occurs at a specific Reynolds number.

  • What is the significance of the statement 'if the inertia forces are dominant, the flow tends to be turbulent'?

    -This statement implies that when inertia forces exceed viscous forces in a fluid, the flow is more likely to be turbulent. Turbulent flow is characterized by chaotic and irregular motion, which is significant for understanding mixing, heat transfer, and drag in fluid systems.

  • How can one determine if a fluid flow is laminar or turbulent based on the Reynolds number?

    -A fluid flow is typically considered laminar if the Reynolds number is below a certain threshold, often around 2000 for flow in pipes. If the Reynolds number exceeds this value, the flow is likely to be turbulent. This determination helps in predicting the flow behavior and designing systems accordingly.

Outlines

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📘 Introduction to Dimensionless Numbers in Fluid Dynamics

The video script introduces the concept of dimensionless numbers in fluid dynamics, particularly focusing on Reynolds Number, which is crucial for understanding fluid flow patterns such as laminar or turbulent flow. The speaker, Felix, explains that dimensionless numbers help in simplifying complex equations and provide a unified approach to comparing different physical phenomena. The script mentions the importance of these numbers in various engineering applications, such as heat transfer and mass transfer, and how they can be used to predict the behavior of fluids in pipes or other systems.

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Keywords

💡Dimensionless numbers

Dimensionless numbers are quantities that are derived from physical quantities and have no units, meaning they are ratios of similar physical quantities. In the video, dimensionless numbers are used to simplify complex physical phenomena by reducing them to simpler, comparable numbers. For example, the Reynolds number is a dimensionless number used to predict the flow patterns in fluid dynamics.

💡Reynolds number

The Reynolds number is a dimensionless number used to predict the flow patterns in fluid dynamics, such as whether the flow is laminar or turbulent. It is defined as the ratio of inertial forces to viscous forces. In the script, the Reynolds number is mentioned in the context of understanding fluid flow patterns within a pipe.

💡Laminar flow

Laminar flow is a type of fluid flow where the fluid particles move smoothly in parallel layers, with no disruption between them. It is characterized by low Reynolds numbers, indicating that viscous forces dominate over inertial forces. The video script mentions laminar flow as the pattern that occurs when the Reynolds number is low, leading to a parabolic distribution of velocity.

💡Turbulent flow

Turbulent flow is a type of fluid flow characterized by chaotic and irregular motion of fluid particles. It occurs at high Reynolds numbers, where inertial forces are dominant. The video script contrasts turbulent flow with laminar flow, indicating that it results in a more uniform distribution of velocity across the flow.

💡Inertia

Inertia is the resistance of any physical object to a change in its state of motion or rest, and it is related to the mass of the object. In fluid dynamics, inertial forces are those that resist changes in the flow velocity and are part of the definition of the Reynolds number. The script discusses how inertial forces interact with viscous forces to determine the type of flow.

💡Viscosity

Viscosity is a measure of a fluid's resistance to deformation at a given rate or shear stress. It is a property of the fluid that affects its ability to flow. In the context of the video, viscosity is part of the formula for calculating the Reynolds number and is crucial in determining the flow pattern of the fluid.

💡Prandtl number

The Prandtl number is a dimensionless number used in heat transfer and fluid dynamics. It is the ratio of momentum diffusivity to thermal diffusivity. The script mentions the Prandtl number in the context of heat transfer, indicating its importance in determining the relative importance of momentum and thermal diffusivities in a fluid.

💡Smith number

The Smith number is another dimensionless number, similar to the Reynolds number, but it is used in mass transfer and heat transfer contexts. It is the ratio of the ratio of momentum diffusivity to mass diffusivity. The video script briefly mentions the Smith number, suggesting its use in specialized applications.

💡Total flux

Total flux refers to the sum of the molecular and convective components of a physical quantity, such as heat or mass. The script discusses the concept of total flux in the context of heat transfer, explaining that it includes both the movement due to molecular motion and the bulk movement of the fluid.

💡Momentum diffusivity

Momentum diffusivity, also known as kinematic viscosity, is a measure of a fluid's ability to conduct momentum. It is used in the calculation of the Reynolds number and is part of the definition of the Prandtl number. The video script uses momentum diffusivity to explain the balance between molecular and convective transport in fluid dynamics.

💡Thermal diffusivity

Thermal diffusivity is a property of a material that describes its ability to conduct heat. It is used in the calculation of the Prandtl number and is part of the discussion on heat transfer in the video. The script contrasts thermal diffusivity with momentum diffusivity to illustrate the balance between heat and momentum transfer in fluids.

Highlights

Introduction to dimensionless numbers and their importance in fluid dynamics.

Explanation of Reynolds number and its role in determining fluid flow patterns.

Discussion on the use of dimensionless numbers in simplifying complex equations.

The significance of using dimensionless numbers in graph interpretation.

Reynolds number's formula and its components: mass flow rate, fluid velocity, and diameter.

The concept of flow patterns: laminar vs. turbulent based on Reynolds number.

Visual representation of laminar and turbulent flow patterns in graphs.

The impact of inertia and viscous forces on fluid flow as explained by Reynolds number.

Introduction to Prandtl number and its application in heat transfer.

Smith number's relevance in mass transfer processes.

Total flux concept: the sum of molecular and convective components.

The role of momentum diffusivity and thermal diffusivity in determining the significance of convection.

How to simplify calculations using dimensionless numbers in heat and mass transfer.

Practical applications of dimensionless numbers in engineering and science.

The importance of understanding dimensionless numbers for students and professionals.

Invitation to explore further information on dimensionless numbers and transport phenomena.

Encouragement to join social media platforms for more learning opportunities.

Transcripts

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halo halo teman-teman kembali lagi di

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episode belajar sama Tok C dengan saya

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tutur Felix Pada hari ini saya akan

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membawakan materi terkait bilangan tak

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berdimensi yang sering kita temui di

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Sosok fenomena itu sebagian dari kalian

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ada sehingga cerny bilangan reynolds

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bilangan tanggal dengan Smith nasyla dan

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sebagainya nah fungsi dari

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bilangan-bilangan segmentasi ini adalah

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untuk membuat kita tidak bingung nih

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misalkan Oh persamaan ini satuannya apa

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sih untuk komponen yang membentuk rumus

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tersebut satuannya apa sih seru yang

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kita ketahui bahwa ada dua satuan yang

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sering kita gunakan itu dahsyat

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selebritis ada satuan internasional gitu

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jadi kontekan dia bilang aku dimensi

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kita hanya perlu mencocokkannya saja ya

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kalau dekat memakai satuan British ya

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semuanya selebritis Tomo satuan

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internasional terpakai satu

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internasional Nah yang kedua bilangan

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tak berdimensi ini sering digunakan

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untuk membutuhkan grafik sebetulnya

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grafik Vixion Sport versus Rey November

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dan Scroll kita lihat dari Vixion Sporty

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renosem

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ini sama-sama bilangan yang tak

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berdimensi jadi secara pembacaan grafik

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kita dia akan bingung of grafik ini

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untuk satuan apa ya gitu Jadi kita tidak

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perlu bikin 2 grafik oleh satuan

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britishness satuan shigeto jika cukup

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satu grafik dan kita bisa pakai sesuai

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kebutuhan serta kemungkinan kita akan

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bahas terkait remote sumber cara

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rumusnya Reno sabar itu adalah hasil

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perkalian dari massa jenis fluida dikali

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lagi 200 widadi kali diameter dibagi

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dengan viskositas kalau kita jabarkan

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sebenarnya adalah perbandingan antara

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gaya inersia dengan gaya viskos untuk

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Reno sumber tersendiri fungsinya adalah

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kita untuk mengetahui pola aliran fluida

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yang mengalir misran contoh questioner

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dari dalam pipa itupun polanya seperti

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apa Apakah pola laminar atau pula

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turbulen kalau number nya itu rendah

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yang berarti viscose lebih dominan akan

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terjadi ialah ketika aliran tersebut

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biar Bakabon diri yang terbentuk semakin

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lama akan semakin tebal sehingga secara

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pola aliran atau distribusi kecepatan

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yang membentuk kurva parabola seperti

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gambar di sebelah kiri yang berarti jika

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Redoxon bernya rendah atau Vs Korsel

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dominan maka alirannya cenderung pola

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aliran laminar seperti itu jika inersia

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foxnya yang lebih dominan atau Renu

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sumbernya besar maka secara distribusi

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kecepatannya cenderung lebih merata

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seperti gambar di sebelah kanan enggak

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salah satunya ini juga disebabkan adanya

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Edition seperti itu untuk yang kedua

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mungkin kita akan bahas terkait prandel

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number dan Smith number nih gimana

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programer sering dipakai di heat

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transfer sementara Smith number di mess

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transfer sebelum masuk ke persamaannya

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kita akan bahas tentang total fluks

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perpindahan jadi total fungsi tuh adalah

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molekular flash ditambah konvektif

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Hai sendirian sedih ketahui ada akibat

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dari pergerakan molekul jika kita

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konteks Afrida maka tegangan Moko di

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dalam fluida ikon untuk objektif sendiri

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adalah hasil dari aliran blog fluida

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untuk perang dunia number itu rumusnya

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adalah yang di atas itu momentum

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diffusive diffusivity atau kinematic

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viscosity umumnya dibagi dengan thermal

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diffusivity nah artinya apa jika random

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number nya lebih besar daripada satu let

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say serat angka 10-20-30 maka secara

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bersamaan atau fenomenanya momentum

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diffusivity nya lebih dominan karena dia

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lebih dominan maka secara top di

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persamaan tetaplah suku molekular paksa

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dapat kita Abaikan aja kita bisa hitung

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konvektif raksa saja jika random number

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nya lebih rendah dari atau lebih kecil

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daripada satu Misalkan 01

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tiba2 Maka diatermal diffusivity nya

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lebih dominan atau dengan kata lain

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untuk perhitungannya suku konvektif

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lakshya dapat kita abaikan seperti itu

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untuk ditambah juga berlaku Hal yang

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sama bedanya costner ini dari the

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dijelaskan sebelumnya adalah untuk es

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perpindahan massa seperti itu mungkin

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sekian untuk sesi ini jika ada yang

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ingin tahu lebih lanjut terkait

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dimensionless number atau mungkin ingin

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belajar transfer fenomena lebih lanjut

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boleh kunjungi sosial media touch dan

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bergabung bersama torched Rima kasih

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