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hello!
I think Bernoulli's equation it's just an equation of conservation of energy. Am I right?
but I don't understand how to apply the conservation of energy principle exactly.
can you help me please?
I get it that if the fluid moves, it has kinetic energy which is 1/2mV^2.
I also get that potential energy of a fluid due to its weight, is mgh.
I don't get what is potential energy due to the hydrostatic pressure, how do I calculate that?
and last, I just sum all these three at the beginning of the experiment and at the end of the experiment and I equate them?
thanks!
I think Bernoulli's equation it's just an equation of conservation of energy. Am I right?
but I don't understand how to apply the conservation of energy principle exactly.
can you help me please?
I get it that if the fluid moves, it has kinetic energy which is 1/2mV^2.
I also get that potential energy of a fluid due to its weight, is mgh.
I don't get what is potential energy due to the hydrostatic pressure, how do I calculate that?
and last, I just sum all these three at the beginning of the experiment and at the end of the experiment and I equate them?
thanks!