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Graduate Eotvos effect - Apparent only?
Okay, thanks very much for the clarification.- Simple_One
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Eotvos effect - Apparent only?
Hi all, To get straight to the point of my question, is the Eotvos effect purely an 'apparent' effect? i.e. it only arises if you choose a biased reference frame that is fixed to the surface of a rotating object (in our case the spinning surface of the earth)? From my understanding of the...- Simple_One
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Pressure, diameter and flow in a pneumatic system
Similar question, no real answers, more focused on the air tool than the flow/pressure, despite what the OP asked. I'm going to stick with the obvious theory that larger diameter equals more goodness. How much extra goodness I still haven't determined; but definitely extra goodness. I'll also...- Simple_One
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Pressure, diameter and flow in a pneumatic system
So here's a very similar question I just found: http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Understanding_Pressure_Airflow_and_Hose_Diameter.html Haven't read it all yet so I'm not sure how valuable the advice is, but it's basically the same question.- Simple_One
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Pressure, diameter and flow in a pneumatic system
Hi, thanks for the advice. Unfortunately this system is a portable one so fixed tubing isn't an option, otherwise I would be doing it :) I'm going to get a small pressure gauge that I can fit inline at the end of the current system so I can measure pressure drop across the current setup. If it...- Simple_One
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Pressure, diameter and flow in a pneumatic system
So, should I take it from the lack of response that it's not possible to calculate what I'm seeking with the information provided, or that it is unclear what I'm asking?- Simple_One
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Pressure, diameter and flow in a pneumatic system
Hi everyone, I have a problem (which is likely to be fairly simple), which I need a hand to resolve. I'm trying to determine the impact of changing the internal diameter of the hose/fitting system in a compressed air system (in this case a portable compressor, with an inbuilt air receiver)...- Simple_One
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- Diameter Flow Pneumatic Pressure System
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering