Exponantial contraction in fluid systems
Exponantial contraction in fluid systems
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Hi,
I am trying to find a exponantial variation in the pipe crosssection. Crosssection area must be decereased in an exponantial behaviour. Is there a formula for that. If there is how can I find it.
Thanks
I am trying to find a exponantial variation in the pipe crosssection. Crosssection area must be decereased in an exponantial behaviour. Is there a formula for that. If there is how can I find it.
Thanks





RE: Exponantial contraction in fluid systems
Are you talking about thermal expansion of a fluid?
RE: Exponantial contraction in fluid systems
RE: Exponantial contraction in fluid systems
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RE: Exponantial contraction in fluid systems
RE: Exponantial contraction in fluid systems
RE: Exponantial contraction in fluid systems
I.e., your question, viewed from our end of the Translation Tunnel, seemed a little bit silly.
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RE: Exponantial contraction in fluid systems
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