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I can’t understand the conservation of mechanical energy in pipeline diversion

2017-05-25View Original

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Why can the law of conservation of mechanical energy be applied from 1 to 2? I always feel that the conservation of mechanical energy means 1=2+3. Who can help me explain it?
Reply #22017-05-25
Can’t the image be rotated a bit? With such a large image, it’s difficult to view it when tilting the head
Reply #32017-05-25
It depends on the resistance in those two sections; the resistance is mainly concentrated at 1-0
Reply #42017-05-27
See the explanations on pages 40–41 of Chen Minheng’s Volume 1 of Principles of Chemical Engineering
Reply #52017-06-13
Could you share the information on pipeline diversion? Thank you!
Reply #62017-06-17
Energy per unit mass, so it is the same everywhere.

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