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Manometer reading doubt in the case of viscous fluid
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[QUOTE="drvrm, post: 5505301, member: 527528"] the effect of viscosity may not be accounted for by just changing the base reference of measuring 'pressure' as due to constriction the velocity of the fluid must have increased. there are some studies done for correction to Bernoulli's equation due to viscous flow ,therefore one can relate it... you may see <[PLAIN]https://www.researchgate.net/publication/1773651_Bernoulli_correction_to_viscous_losses_Radial_flow_between_two_parallel_discs>[/PLAIN] well i do not know (as i have not worked on it in detail) whether it can work but as some experimental data have been generated ,so it may be helpfull. [/QUOTE]
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