Fluid Mechanics: Topic 8.7 - Minor losses in pipe systems

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But even if the pipe diameter does not change, we will still have velocity change due to friction causing pressure losses, right?

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If the pipe diameter does not change, the average speed will be constant throughout the pipe. The pressure due to frictional losses will decline along the pipe.

[@spikeoac4248]

at 3:40, why wouldn't the velocity change by bernoulli's eqn since there's a difference in elevation

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speed is related to conservation of mass. If the fluid density and area do not change at the inlet and outlet, the average speed would not change.

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How to find coefficient of bend K

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I ran some plumbing in my house and noticed a loss in pressure , somebody told me to replace all 90 degree elbo with 2 45 for better flow

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