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Orifice throttling for pressure reduction

2016-04-15View Original

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When a fluid passes through a small orifice, its velocity increases and its pressure decreases; how is the resulting loss in resistance calculated?
Reply #22016-04-16
It should be the back pressure at the small hole outlet, calculated backwards from the system behind the small hole.
Reply #32016-04-16
Then, when imports and exports decrease, that results in pressure loss

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