What happens when two fluids at different pressures are mixed?
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The compressed air pressure is 0.4 MPa; the pressure due to water overflow can be essentially ignored. The two fluids mix within the pipe and are then discharged directly (the mixing section is 200 mm long, with no ejector used). The nozzle is slightly flattened (to 1/3 of its diameter). Will this configuration enable a fan-shaped atomized spray? Can compressed air create resistance to the water pipe ahead, resulting in a reduced water flow? I didn’t study engineering, nor have I studied fluid mechanics; I’m hoping everyone can help me.
No one seems to be watching, so I’ll do it myself
Then wouldn’t the compressed air push the water back? ? ! !