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Jul24-09, 02:36 AM   #1
 

pressure loss coefficient


Hi,
I want to calculate the pressure loss coefficent for a diffuser but I can't find the equation. I tried with bernoulli but I don't get it. I've read that the coefficient depends on the lenght the scale and conical degree of the difuser?

Can you help me?

thank you!
 
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Jul27-09, 12:33 PM   #2
 
hi,

Without the dimensions i can't calculate it properly, but 0.4 x 1/2pv^2 will more than cover the resistance in pascals.

p= air density which is approx 1.2 kg m^3
 
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