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Hydraulic pressure drop

2011-09-26View Original

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Is \"hydraulic pressure drop\" an appropriate term?
Reply #22011-09-27
I think the expression is fine, but I’ve never seen this word before
Reply #32011-09-27
Reply to 1# Lai Lai: Does the hydraulic pressure drop you mentioned refer to what is commonly called \"hydraulic loss\"? Hydraulic loss: hydraulic loss
Reply #42011-09-27
The pressure drop of Hydraulic is a more suitable way to express it
Reply #52011-09-27
I disagree with the notion of hydraulic loss; loss is merely one form of pressure drop. The difference in hydraulic pressure does not necessarily mean that it has been lost – it can represent a certain state, or it can be a driving force. Of course, it can also indicate the pressure difference between one point and another in the pipeline. Therefore, I disagree with this view.
Reply #62011-09-27
Pressure loss and pressure drop are different, but the key is to consider LZ’s original intention.

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