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Relationship between water injection volume and water pressure in pipelines

2021-10-11View Original

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Dear experts: At room temperature, given the volume of the pipe and the amount of water already in it, is it possible to determine what the water pressure inside the pipe should be?
Reply #22021-10-11
It should be that the flow rate is related to water pressure: p + ρgh + (1/2)*ρv^2 = c, Bernoulli’s equation
Reply #32021-10-18
Water is considered incompressible; internal pressure must be generated by other devices or through temperature changes
Reply #42021-10-30
It seems that the pipes mentioned by the poster have deformed and expanded

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