Presume you have a pump that is increasing the pressure of the liquid passing through it....
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Solution :
For a fluid flow through a pipe
Area * velocity = constant
A * v = K
- a. If diameter decrease then area decrease so from above equation A * v = K = A2 * v2 so,
- v2 = A * v / A2,
- So from above equation velocity increase.
- b. If diameter is constant then area remains constant so from above equation A * v = K = A * v2 so,
- v2 = A * v / A,
- v2 = v
- So from above equation velocity remains constant
- c. If diameter increase then area increase so from above equation A * v = K = A2 * v2 so,
- v2 = A * v / A2,
- So from above equation velocity decrease.
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