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Relationship between gas flow rate and pressure

2019-09-16View Original

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Seen in some literature. The relationship between gas pressure and flow velocity is calculated using the following formula: ΔP = u²X/2g; the difference in pressure between two points is equal to the square of the flow velocity divided by twice the acceleration due to gravity. I would like to know what theoretical basis supports this. Please, experts, help me understand it.
Reply #22019-09-22
Bernoulli’s equation, ignoring some energy losses

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