Lecture

Bernoulli Equation: Fluid Flow and Pressure Variation

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Description

This lecture presents an experiment demonstrating Bernoulli's equation for a gas fluid with steady flow. It covers the isotropic pressure variation, mass flow, and volumetric flow rate through different areas. The functional form of velocity for incompressible water spilling out of a hole is also discussed.

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