Fluid mechanics and hydraulic engineering · Fluid mechanics

Bernoulli pressure change

Estimate the pressure change between two points along a streamline in an ideal steady flow.

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Method and scope

p₂ − p₁ = ½ρ(v₁² − v₂²) + ρg(h₁ − h₂).

Use bernoulli pressure change for educational calculation or a clearly scoped arithmetic estimate. Intended for Learners, General educational use.

Inputs
  • Fluid density — kg/m³
  • Velocity at point 1 — m/s
  • Velocity at point 2 — m/s
  • Elevation at point 1 — m
  • Elevation at point 2 — m
SOURCE AND LIMITS

Assumptions: Flow is steady, incompressible, frictionless, and compared along one streamline. The answer is p₂ − p₁.

Limitations: Use a loss-inclusive energy equation and qualified review for real system design.

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