what is the relation between velocity & pressure.
tel me if pressure in water line is increased what wil b
effect on velocity ?

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what is the relation between velocity & pressure. tel me if pressure in water line is increased..

Answer / minas.v.p

Velocity is not inversely proportional to pressure. But we can use Bernaulli's theorem to find the variation of velocity with pressure.For a constant elevation problem velocity will decrease with increase in pressure,but not inversely propotional

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what is the relation between velocity & pressure. tel me if pressure in water line is increased..

Answer / chirag pedhadiya

city will increase with pressure bcoz pressure is a velocity increase with pressure bcoz pressure is force per unit area,now force directly propotional to accelaration,but accelaration is velocity per time ...so P directly proportional to velocity

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what is the relation between velocity & pressure. tel me if pressure in water line is increased..

Answer / guest

pressure is inversely proprtional to velocity.if pressure
in water line is increased velocity will be decreased

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what is the relation between velocity & pressure. tel me if pressure in water line is increased..

Answer / shashank

if u go with Bernoulli equation with the Increase pressure kinetic energy will decreases inorder to maintain total energy constant ( it also depends on elevation )
also when there is a pressure drop then there will be increase in velocity

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what is the relation between velocity & pressure. tel me if pressure in water line is increased..

Answer / nag

Water is incompressible fluid. So no effect on velocity
with pressure changes

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