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Low pressure, high velocity flow vs static pressure
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[QUOTE="T C, post: 6617142, member: 640971"] Static pressures are chosen and dynamic velocity calculators available on net. Let's consider the both the fluids at standard temperature. The density can be calculated easily and just put those values into the calculator and you can get the results. Can't understand what you want to mean. Why a divergent section would be necessary? [/QUOTE]
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