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happyparticle
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- Homework Statement
- Derive the continuity equation from the energy conservation equation
- Relevant Equations
Hey there,
First of all, all energy conservation equations for a fluid I found on google hadn't the coefficient. What exactly is the difference?
Secondly, by substituting e by in the following equation I got
=>
Then, I'm wondering if in this case the pressure is constant to have the right hand side equal to 0?
Anyway, I don't get the expecting result.
First of all, all energy conservation equations for a fluid I found on google hadn't the
Secondly, by substituting e by
=>
Then, I'm wondering if in this case the pressure is constant to have the right hand side equal to 0?
Anyway, I don't get the expecting result.
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