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Fluid Velocity from a Pipe onto an Inclined Plane
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[QUOTE="kartmaze, post: 5357369, member: 583464"] Thank you for some very nice pointers and advice, JBA! :) In reality the plate is really short (<1 meter) with probably several liters flowing per second, so I'm thinking that the water won't accelerate much down the plate, but rather just decelerate since the plate widt is much wider than the pipe diameter. However, the important problem that you pointed out persists. The incline will be there just to make sure that the water is flowing one way. It would be interesting to se how much the water decelerates or accelerates when it hits the plate with a certain initial velocity from the pipe. Would you need to simulate this problem, or is it a simpler way to calculate the velocity? [/QUOTE]
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