The faster the fluid moves through the pipe, the higher the voltage. Once you know the velocity of the fluid, you can calculate flow using the cross sectional area of the pipe. In this video ...

This is exactly similar to what happens with constant-density flow through a duct or a pipe --- if the area decreases, the velocity increases so that the volume flow rate is maintained constant ...

When you allow even a small amount of water to flow through the pipe, it helps prevent ice from forming. The slight movement ...

the water flow is like the electrical current In many ways, electrical current behaves like water flowing through a closed ring of piping. The movement of the water through the pipe is like the ...

In addition, as the video points out, fluid flow in a pipe is very similar to electrical current flowing through wires. The discussion about friction loss coves some math, but we were surprised ...

Fluids play a crucial role in industrial processes like cooling, heating, and mixing. Traditionally, most industries would ...

An important observation is that fluid flow is always irreversible. It is irreversible because fluids have viscosity, and whenever velocity gradients appear in the flow there will be friction and ...

The cement slurry flows to the bottom of the wellbore through the casing, which will eventually be the pipe through which the hydrocarbons flow to the surface. From there it fills in the space ...