Fluid Mechanics: Topic 7.3.2 - The Bernoulli equation

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I could not wrap my head around this concept. You just did that in 5 minutes, thank you!

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[@bijaytamang1268]

Great explanation - Subscribed to learn more! Around 3:08 into the video it was mentioned Bernoulli's eq. not valid if streamline passes through pump or turbine. We should still be able to use Bernoulli if our point 1 is right after the pump, correct? Somewhat off topic question: What is the best method to estimate the pressure in a section of pipe? Currently I have a system curve that estimates the total head required at a specific flow rate. But I am interested in determining gage pressure at an x distance of pipe under a specific flow rate. Appreciate your help.

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How do you measure the desnity of the fluid to determine the speed using eq: v=sqrt[(p2-p1)/rho]?

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If it is air, you can use the ideal gas law. For liquids, you can look up the values in tables.

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