Recent content by Kmabd2

Yes! Thank you I was getting frustrated I didn't know how else to articulate my question.., and high flow = higher dynamic pressure, correct? If so, what is the significance of mentioning "low pressure" in reference to static pressure...why is static pressure significant? To be honest, I find...

I guess that makes more sense, but what if the fluid hit nothing...if you had a flowrate of 50bbl/min does the fluid exert more or less pressure on the walls of the pipe of the same fluid flowing at 20bbl/min?

Yes I know this happens, but why does it happen? Can you explain it in more detail, I've forgotten some of the most basic principles tbh :/ Also, I'm not fussed about the type of pump, it could be a positive displacement pump, my main concern is, when we speak about discharge pressure of a pump...

And it seems like it's so straightforward for everyone else, which is incredibly frustrating. It's about the relationship between pressure and flow rate of a fluid moving in a pipe or closed system. Often what I've heard is, they have an inverse relationship...but then there are cases where...