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AN Standard 37 degree taper fitting
Super helpful and interesting, thanks everyone!- Edward Camic
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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AN Standard 37 degree taper fitting
Does anyone know the reasoning behind the decision to use 37 degrees for the conical taper on an AN fitting? I understand this is a standard dimension for the fittings, but I am hoping to get a little background on how this came to be.- Edward Camic
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- Degree Fitting Fittings Standard
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Graduate Air flow through a hole in a submerged pressure tank
Do you have reason to believe your fluid will exceed Mach 0.3?- Edward Camic
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Graduate Air flow through a hole in a submerged pressure tank
Well yes there will be a hydrostatic pressure increase but its not unreasonable to start with assuming a consistent flow rate across all. Is the change in height so significant that the pressure difference will be considerable?- Edward Camic
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Graduate Air flow through a hole in a submerged pressure tank
I believe in this case the discharge coefficient has to be determined via testing. There are published values for this coefficient based on the orifice type and the reference I typically use is table 8-2 in the latest edition of Sutton's Rocket Propulsion Elements. It highlights several liquid...- Edward Camic
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- Forum: Mechanics