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Venturimeter is a device that is used to measure the rate of flow of fluid through a pipe. This device is based on the principle of Bernoulli’s Equation.
A venturi works by measuring the difference in pressure at two different locations. The pressure difference is created by reducing the diameter of the pipe causing the fluid to flow faster. The fast moving fluid has a lower pressure than the slower fluid in the larger section of the venturi.
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[@onkardhawale9291]

I have seen many videos about the venturi meter and it's working but this is the best of all I got to understand in the first take. Moreover it's very clear and no need to memorize it again. Thank you for your efforts, keep posting so brilliantly.

[@arnabbhowmick3743]

Concepts taught in this manner don't need to be memorized ever. Thanks for the efforts, much appreciated.

[@JT-616]

Great presentation and explanation. Awesome online learning and information.

[@surbxd]

Thanks! this gave me visual explanation which is missing in indian education.

[@Jathothveeranna]

madam excellent video.. with ur permission i wil use to show my students.. thanks..

[@Quran.And.Science]

Amazing, Very helpful, Thanks

[@sanketingole6137]

Great! Explain...Mam Please Explain with Mathematical Expressions and Questions asked in Exams...

[@bubblee0606]

Amazing explain

[@diddigowrivenkatachandrash6443]

Clear cut explanation 👌👌

[@user-zz8rj5qd9n]

Best video of venturimeter I have ever seen

[@shivchaudhary1308]

we neeed more videos like this

[@salmankhanmohmand9174]

How is the preassure difference used to measure flow rate?

[@adarshapriyadarshansejpada7681]

❤Very good explanation, ma'am..... but I have a doubt. Why the length of divergent part should be more than that of convergent part? What of the length of convergent part and divergent part are same???

[@45_kratikajain56]

So that when fluid enter in the divergent part fluid flow walls se stick rahe

[@abdihamidbin-mohamoud5236]

Mechanical engineer top level 👏👏

[@JaiShreyash]

Thanks but why is Divergent longer than convergent part?

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[@jeffrey6019]

Hi, how do I reduce the outlet pressure just so I can create a pressure differencd?

[@John-Tony26]

Thank you ma'am 😊

[@ab_ab_c]

For clarity, you should show the actual dataset of pressure & velocity at each part in your system during steady state conditions (e.g. inlet pipe, along the converging conical part, center pipe, along the diverging conical part, outlet pipe). Showing the solved equation/s would also be useful.

[@instrumentationacademy]

Thank you so much for your feedback

[@mukilansmech4297]

No need .... just us how to determine flow rate with the help of pressure diff obtained

[@infiniteorbit3105]

Excellent..

[@powerlordgod9622]

what is the formula in getting the pressure? because mine was wrong for using P=rho*g*Z

[@vivekchan8306]

Keep going mam

[@adityaojha1633]

superb explanation

[@ateate650]

Thank you ma'am..

[@instrumentationacademy]

Most welcome

[@prrevc.m.ernesto3745]

great great

[@khondokerazizulhaque357]

Superb awesome

[@ramut4646]

Thank you 👍👍👍

[@rabinpanthi4527]

Very nice

[@divyangpatluwala7425]

Madam please make a video on Instruments selection like Control valve ,flow meter etc

[@mohsinalisoomro1663]

why diverging part is longer than the converging part of venturimeter if it is doing same job to maintain pressure?

[@harshitgupta4238]

It is because in diverging part, there are more chances of flow separation at the walls due to adverse presssure gradient and hence the diverging section needs to be made gradual sloping to avoid larger pressure losses. In the converging section, there is no chance of flow separation at the walls due to favourable pressure gradient and hence it can be made to slope steeply.

[@anilchakravarti8708]

@@harshitgupta4238 nice explain bro

[@soewin9784]

Thanks.

[@sanketingole6137]

Mam! Please Explain Differential Pressure Transmitter and U-tube Manometer

[@vishalgovekar6369]

good represent

[@sanika6916]

TY!

[@mathavs4245]

But the pressure at throat is lesser compared to convergent nozzle..then how come it would be same

[@ajeesh3485]

where to get the dimensions of ventri, i need on e to create a cad model?

[@venkatesh.b5365]

Google it

[@faridikbalhussain8883]

Good

[@abhishekpatil4524]

Awesome

[@venkatesh.b5365]

According to pascal law P=Force/unit Area Here increase in cross sectional from throat to divergent area value results decrease in pressure then how would u say that increase in pressure in diverging part

[@keyaprajapati12a85]

Same doubt that how pressure decreases when area is also less

[@vishnunckurup5061]

Which software are you using to create this animations

[@vishnunckurup5061]

pls reply

[@instrumentationacademy]

Microsoft power point

[@ONEMOREVIDEO-us9cm]

nice explained but what is the angle of diversion part.

[@anilchakravarti8708]

18degree bro

[@i_am_luffy.08]

5-7°

[@darshansonavale967]

Mechanical engineer like karo

[@aashutoshkumar6455]

Awsome

[@P_u_n_e_n_d_r_a]

Nice☺

[@shivchaudhary1308]

wow

[@alish5417]

high velocity doesnt neccearly mean high pressure ,and velicoty is impossible to decrease pressure ,because ,what drops the pressure is a sudden drop in pipe structure ,not in presure ,a sudden change on the ongoing fluid which mostly vapor ,vapor means in the vapor phase ,not boiling phase ,but vapor ,thats why theh call it vapor pressure ,not boiling pressure

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[@alish5417]

i think velocity is not what drips the pressure is created from the physical structure if the pipe ,and how gasses behave ,its similar to the expansion valve because its very similar ,because both systems qre dealibg with fluids and high pressure and low preseure ,i call it narrower locatoin ,vecause the physical structure of the piipe the allowed the pressure to drop ,not because velocity decreses pressure ,pressure is related to temp ,the higher the temp the higher ,why the higher because when gas is heated it needs more spqce to hold it but when you icreases it in a cylinder without heat sourve of coursr ,its always must be cold ,and here is the paradox ,because if u apply heat and pressure simlultaneously ,u can apply pressure and cold to a closed system ,thank you God ,or if u want colder ,u can start with co2 as a refregerant ,but a comoressor to commpress co2 must be strong without external intervention ,on default or factory settings ,the next cycle will be colder depending on what gas is found on the second refr unit because there is heqt exchange happens between the 2 systems and when this happens ,the 2 unit cold end could get u to 170

[@dhanrajsonkar4111]

ur video is incomplete because how to calculate pressure in venturimeter not explain.

[@harshitgupta4238]

flow rate = K*Area of throat*sqrt(2*density*pressure diff.); where k=c/sqrt(1-(b^4)); c = discharge coefficient (0.99 for venturi meter, 0.75 for orifice plate; b = diameter of throat/diameter of inlet. K is also called flow coefficient

[@devivara1162]

Why Venturi meter used vaccum???