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The speed of fluid flow, that is, flow rate/area of the channel’s cross-section
Flow rate refers to the distance that fluid particles of a gas or liquid travel in a unit of time, and its unit is m/s.
The straight-line distance that the fluid flows over in a unit of time
The distance that a fluid travels in one unit of time is generally expressed in meters per second (m/s)
The distance that the fluid travels in the direction of flow per unit of time.
Flow rate refers to the distance that the fluid particles of a gas or liquid travel in a unit of time
It refers to the distance that a fluid travels in a unit of time. Flow rate refers to the distance that fluid particles of a gas or liquid travel in a unit of time.