What laws and formulas have we come across in the study of chemical process instrumentation?
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For example, electromagnetic flowmeters measure based on Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction, as well as Ohm’s law and so on. Let’s discuss and liven up the atmosphere.
Antoine equation, Gough-Gratchy formula, Darcy formula
Yesterday, I read a post in which an expert said that without putting in effort, the pipeline flow rates can still be calculated using this method
Antoine equation – for calculating the saturated vapor pressure of gases. Gouy-Gratchek formula – for calculating the saturated vapor pressure of water vapor. Darcy formula – for calculating the head loss along a flow path. :) Everyone, please participate to liven up the atmosphere:$
I’ve done it. Now I can use elementary school formulas; I don’t need those from middle school, and I basically don’t need anything from university level either – it’s not necessary at all:'(
It’s the Bernoulli equation, right, haha.
That’s why he’s considered a genius, right?:lol