The pressure at the liquid outlet after a liquid under certain pressure enters the container
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There is a circulation system: the liquid in the tank is pressurized by a pump and sent to the users, before returning to the tank. At the moment the fluid pressurized by the pump enters the storage tank, it has a pressure of 0.5 MPa. Once inside the tank, where does this 0.5 MPa of pressure go?
Part of this energy is lost due to throttling, while the rest is consumed by the fluid~~
How is the fluid consumed on its own? What is throttling loss?
For example, falling from a height and hitting the liquid surface~~or hitting the inner wall of the container~~can be considered as energy being consumed by itself; throttling refers to the loss of energy due to resistance through a valve (which is fully open)~~