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Static hydraulic pressure in a pipe
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[QUOTE="Pascal pressure, post: 6822684, member: 730745"] Ok take Pascal's law out of the question. We start with the compressibility of water. Our piston will move a distance that is related to the compressibility of the water. So depending on what the applied pressure is, the total volume of the water in the pipe will be reduced by a percent of its original volume. If the pressure is 100,000 psi and if the water is compresses by 15% then the volume change is (v-1) * .15 = (V-2) Is this correct? [/QUOTE]
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