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    jyothibasu1k

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    can any one clearly explain the relation b/w pressure, velocity & area ?
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  • Capt Spark

    Member • Oct 16, 2011

    no idea what you want to know, but pressure and velocity is related by Bernoulli's eqn which can be found easily on the internet.
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  • jyothibasu1k

    Member • Oct 17, 2011

    dude, i want the relation between
    pressure,velocity,area
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  • Ramani Aswath

    Member • Oct 17, 2011

    jyothibasu1k
    dude, i want the relation between
    pressure,velocity,area
    You should know by now that these are independent properties of state of matter. There is no necessary relationship between these. What Capt Spark is referring to is a situation that arises in fluid flow in a closed system at different points along the continuous path of fluid. This is a consequence of the first law of thermodynamics.

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  • ISHAN TOPRE

    Member • Oct 17, 2011

    jyothibasu1k
    dude, i want the relation between
    pressure,velocity,area
    A similar discussion once cropped when Ramani Sir told us the same thing.
    #-Link-Snipped-# believe that velocity cannot be related with area and pressure in cases involving conditions similar to 'Flow through Open Channels', Please define the situation correctly for which system are you talking about.

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