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Maximum flow velocity of water in pipes of different diameters

2021-05-17View Original

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I would like to ask about fluids like water – specifically, the maximum flow velocity for different pipe diameters. If it’s difficult to answer that, then I just want to know: I’m conducting experiments, and I can use a pump with high pressure; together with a square pipe with a diameter of 0.03 meters, is it possible to achieve a flow velocity of 3 m/s?
Reply #22021-05-17
As long as your “pumping” is powerful enough, the water flow rate can theoretically reach the speed of light.

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