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Flow and Pressure Loss in an Annulus

Flow and Pressure Loss in an Annulus

Flow and Pressure Loss in an Annulus

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Hello,
I was looking for an equation to calculate flow and pressure loss in an annulus. This would be similar to a shaft running in a bushing with fluid as a bearing. Typical fluid is water at 68 deg F with a bearing ID of 2.50 inches and a clearance of .020 diametrically and the length of the bearing 17.00 inches. Any equations for this would be greatly appreciated but please include referenced material.  

Stone1  

RE: Flow and Pressure Loss in an Annulus

Is the shaft rotating?

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