Hi everyone,
In the attached diagram there are two hydraulic systems. The cylinder areas for each system are the same. The only thing that is different between the two systems is the pipe joining them, system B having a much smaller ID.
Pascals law states that these two systems would act...
Trying to get my head around something with the Darcy Weisbach. It is used to calculate the head loss of a moving fluid within a pipe. So for example if we take a pipe with an entry point 6m above a datum plane and an exit point 1m above the same datum plane. The pipe length is very long, say...
In the diagram attached I have a pipe (standard concrete) that is going from point A (Entrance) to point B (Exit). Standard water is the fluid within the pipe. Point A (entrance) has a constant uninterrupted supply of water at a velocity of 0.7m/s, how do I find the correct velocity at point B...
Pascal’s Law states “pressure exerted anywhere in a confined incompressible fluid is transmitted equally in all directions throughout the fluid such that the pressure ratio (initial difference) remains the same”. My question is, are the two scenarios that I have outlined the same? (see...