dP for turblance fluid at change of direction
dP for turblance fluid at change of direction
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Hi All,
This question might be silly, but it has annoyed me for quite a while,
Say for a fully turbulence fluid, all fluid particles are flowing in all different directions, therefore the fluid main stream may have a direction, but each individual particles all have their own moving direction. Once the fluid hit a elbow or a bend, why would there be a pressure drop? as each individual particles are all still moving in all directions, hence no change to fluid condition.
Could someone please advise?
Regards
Spoonful.
This question might be silly, but it has annoyed me for quite a while,
Say for a fully turbulence fluid, all fluid particles are flowing in all different directions, therefore the fluid main stream may have a direction, but each individual particles all have their own moving direction. Once the fluid hit a elbow or a bend, why would there be a pressure drop? as each individual particles are all still moving in all directions, hence no change to fluid condition.
Could someone please advise?
Regards
Spoonful.





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