1. Flow in cylindrical pipes
The charge of a fluid at a point on a flow line is defined
([BE 8 153], § 3.4)
as the sum of the kinetic energy and the potential energies of pressure and position of the fluid's unit weight. Thus, at a point A of a flow, the load C is defined by (figure
1
):
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References
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(1) - IDEL'CIK (I.E.) -
Mémento des pertes de charge.
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Collection de la Direction des Études et recherches d'Électricité de France, Eyrolles, 1986.
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(2) - CARLIER (M.) -
Hydraulique générale et appliquée.
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Collection du Centre de Recherches et d'Essais...
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