What Is the Pressure Difference When Wind Speed Is 6 m/s?

In summary, the conversation is about using Bernoulli's principle to calculate the pressure difference when wind flows over a flat surface at a certain speed. The given information includes the flow speed above the rear door of a cave and the wind speed on the flat surface. Using Bernoulli's equation, the pressure difference between two points can be calculated. However, additional information such as the difference in elevation between the two points is needed.
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Admit Wed to speed the flow of air above the rear door of the cave is equal to 1,07Vo. Calculate the pressure difference p(1) - p(2) when the wind speed in the flat surface is equal to 6 m/s.

Answer:
3,21 N/m^2

figure:
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Apprentice123 said:
Admit Wed to speed the flow of air above the rear door of the cave is equal to 1,07Vo. Calculate the pressure difference p(1) - p(2) when the wind speed in the flat surface is equal to 6 m/s.

Answer:
3,21 N/m^2

figure:
http://www.physicshelpforum.com/physics-help/attachments/advanced-mechanics/434d1253986504-pressure-3.14.jpg

My attempt:

Bernoulli:

Z1 + P1/y + V1^2/2g = Z2 + P2/y + V2^2/2g

I have:
V1 and V2. But I do not have Z1 and Z2
 
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FAQ: What Is the Pressure Difference When Wind Speed Is 6 m/s?

What is the formula for calculating pressure difference?

The formula for calculating pressure difference is:
Pressure difference = Force/Area

How do I measure pressure difference?

Pressure difference can be measured using a manometer or pressure gauge. These instruments measure the difference in pressure between two points.

What are some common units for pressure difference?

Some common units for pressure difference include Pascals (Pa), atmospheres (atm), and pounds per square inch (psi).

How does temperature affect pressure difference?

According to the ideal gas law, as temperature increases, so does pressure. This means that an increase in temperature can lead to an increase in pressure difference.

What factors can cause a change in pressure difference?

Changes in temperature, volume, and the amount of gas can all affect pressure difference. Additionally, changes in altitude and the presence of other substances can also impact pressure difference.

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