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The relationship between fluid flow velocity in a pipe and pressure within the pipe

2016-06-16View Original

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1. Is there a relationship between the flow velocity of the fluid in a pipe and the pressure within the pipe? What is that relationship? Is the flow rate high, and is the pressure high as well? Is it still okay?
Reply #22016-06-16
Classmate, just study the Bernoulli equation carefully and you’ll understand
Reply #32016-06-16
There is a relationship, and it’s quite complex; the Bernoulli equation must be followed

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