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anthonynichola
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If anyone can help it will be greatly appreciated.
Im trying to figure out what type of pressure valves to use in an underwater flow widget. The widget is a cylinder with 1 inflow valve and 1 outflow valve. The cylinder is filled with colored water. As the cylinder moves through water I want water to run through the widget and release the colored fluid that's inside drop by drop.
Also, the cylinder is actually a series of 3 cylinders connected together.
This is what i can tell you about the cylinder:
Point A: At 1.5 meters in depth, water will be pushing onto valve A at 148 (mbar) and into a cylinder that's 12 mm long and 7mm in diameter.
Point B: It then will enter another cylinder that is 40 mm long 10 mm in diameter.
Point C: At this point it will enter another cylinder 5mm long and 7mm in diameter and out another valve, valve C.
Im trying to figure out what the pressure will be at Point A and Point C so that I can choose the correct umbrella valves to use so that water flows out of the chamber drop by drop. Maybe 1 drop or .1 ml per 1 meters
Im trying to figure out what type of pressure valves to use in an underwater flow widget. The widget is a cylinder with 1 inflow valve and 1 outflow valve. The cylinder is filled with colored water. As the cylinder moves through water I want water to run through the widget and release the colored fluid that's inside drop by drop.
Also, the cylinder is actually a series of 3 cylinders connected together.
This is what i can tell you about the cylinder:
Point A: At 1.5 meters in depth, water will be pushing onto valve A at 148 (mbar) and into a cylinder that's 12 mm long and 7mm in diameter.
Point B: It then will enter another cylinder that is 40 mm long 10 mm in diameter.
Point C: At this point it will enter another cylinder 5mm long and 7mm in diameter and out another valve, valve C.
Im trying to figure out what the pressure will be at Point A and Point C so that I can choose the correct umbrella valves to use so that water flows out of the chamber drop by drop. Maybe 1 drop or .1 ml per 1 meters