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TheRedDevil18
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Hi, I just have a few questions on bernoullis equation dealing with power and head loss
If the equation for power is p = mass flow rate * g * Hloss, Then is g only used when let's say a pipe is at an elevation ?, because in my book I have an example where g is not used to calculate the power and I assumed it was because the pipe was level. Also what exactly is Hloss and why is it sometimes measured in metres and sometimes in kilowatts ?, doesn't it have to do with friction so it should be in joules
If the equation for power is p = mass flow rate * g * Hloss, Then is g only used when let's say a pipe is at an elevation ?, because in my book I have an example where g is not used to calculate the power and I assumed it was because the pipe was level. Also what exactly is Hloss and why is it sometimes measured in metres and sometimes in kilowatts ?, doesn't it have to do with friction so it should be in joules