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Hi eveyrone!
I am completely new to this forum but didnt know where else to turn for a "problem" of mine..
I am trying to design a new kind of waterpump and still in the teory part of the design, i would be interested to know how i can calculate the "thickness" of water at a certain pressure?
How small must a hole be that water cannot escape at certain pressure?
Does it matter if it is a direct hole or a gap that is exactly as wide as the hole(do many same sized holes require the same amount of pressure as only one)?
How much does water temperature affect outcome?
Hard to explain, but then again, i am no physicist...;)
I am completely new to this forum but didnt know where else to turn for a "problem" of mine..
I am trying to design a new kind of waterpump and still in the teory part of the design, i would be interested to know how i can calculate the "thickness" of water at a certain pressure?
How small must a hole be that water cannot escape at certain pressure?
Does it matter if it is a direct hole or a gap that is exactly as wide as the hole(do many same sized holes require the same amount of pressure as only one)?
How much does water temperature affect outcome?
Hard to explain, but then again, i am no physicist...;)