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relating static pressure to velocity
by guest » Wed Jul 16, 2008 6:01 pm
what mathematical relationship can i use to relate static pressure to velocity?
- guest
Re: relating static pressure to velocity
by Indventech » Thu Dec 31, 2009 9:17 pm
Static Pressure (SP) + Velocity Pressure (VP) = Total Pressure (TP)
SP is related to Velocity (V) through VP. V=4005 * sq rt of(VP/density factor(df)), where df typically = 1 for simple systems (unless you need to account for temperature, moisture, elevation, and absolute pressure which all together could account for a total of 20% variation in this factor).
SP is related to Velocity (V) through VP. V=4005 * sq rt of(VP/density factor(df)), where df typically = 1 for simple systems (unless you need to account for temperature, moisture, elevation, and absolute pressure which all together could account for a total of 20% variation in this factor).
- Indventech
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