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Understanding Transient Analysis and the Role of Velocity's Direction
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[QUOTE="Mikealvarado100, post: 5480737, member: 593985"] russ_watters & CWatters Hi I believe that changing direction of velocity (with constant amount) DOS NOT generate Water Hammer (and it produces Force only), but not because of what you (CWatters) believe. You say Hammer will be generated if velocity becomes to zero or becomes more that zero (from zero). It is not right. Hammer occurs if velocity CHANGES (not just becomes zero). My justification is according to Jakowski's equation [dH= (a/g)dv]. In this equation dh is not vector, and dv can not be vector. because if dv be vector, then dH becomes vector. But I am not sure about my reason. Do you have another idea? Thank you. [/QUOTE]
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