Pressure and flow velocity issues at different cross-sections of a descending pipe
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As the title suggests, for a 10-bar saturated condensate pipeline, are the pressure and flow rate the same at two sections that are 10 meters apart in height? Thank you!
If you are interested in such topics, it is recommended to pick up a book titled \"Principles of Chemical Engineering.\" This is a reference book that can be understood by anyone with an average level of education, even at the junior high school level. It’s worth a try.
I’ve read the principles of chemical engineering, but it’s all confusing to me.
For more details, it is possible to find out the locations where the points are taken in the cited \"Bernoulli equation\"; it would be helpful to draw a simple flow diagram to illustrate this, thereby facilitating understanding. If you want to work in this industry, this book is a must-read for reference.