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How much force can a person generate by blowing through their mouth?!

2017-01-19View Original

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This post was last edited by juniger on 2017-1-20 09:21; it mentions 0.07 Mpa. Some say 0.001 Mpa.
Reply #22017-01-19
Will there be a lack of oxygen? Has anyone done experiments on this?
Reply #32017-01-20
Everyone’s vital capacity is different, and besides, is it even meaningful to test this?
Reply #42017-01-20
Isn’t that just blowing up a balloon? . . I’ve seen hot water bags burst; the pressure inside them is extremely high
Reply #52017-01-20
When measuring vital capacity, I didn’t see that device rise very high either
Reply #62017-01-20
There’s not that much pressure, right? 0.07 Mpa, which is 0.7 kilograms
Reply #72017-01-20
Punctured the hot water bottle – is this person a compressor? !
Reply #82017-01-20
Actually, strong winds are only a few hundred pascals!

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