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Gas flow rate

2016-11-21View Original

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Why is the flow rate of gases usually around ten meters per second, while that of water is around 2 meters per second? I hope fellow netizens will leave their comments actively
Reply #22016-11-21
What is the density of water? What is the density of the gas then?
Reply #32016-11-21
Is the frictional resistance low due to the density difference? Careful guidance for beginners
Reply #42016-11-21
I suggest you check the chemical engineering design manual, or look for relevant standards; I can’t recall the name of that standard right now

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