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In the calculation of EDR heat exchangers, regarding pressure drop

2021-03-29View Original

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As shown in the figure below, the pressure drop above consists of two components: one is the momentum change, and the other is the frictional loss, that is, the resistance due to friction. Momentum change refers to momentum loss – what does that mean? Is it the pressure drop caused by kinetic energy conversion losses?

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