The discussion centers on the notation used in fluid dynamics, specifically a circle with a horizontal bar inside, as encountered in the context of the Venturi effect. This notation signifies the interference of pressure measurement with the actual values of temperature (T), pressure (P), molar mass (Μ), density (ρ), and concentration (C) of the liquid. The confusion arises from the way these physical quantities are represented in relation to pressure-based meters. For further clarification, users are directed to the Wikipedia article on the Venturi effect and an engineering-oriented resource on pressure-temperature compensation.
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