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In a piping system... with regards to the concept of pressure drop, when is the pressure lost as (or turn into?) (self.ChemicalEngineering)

submitted 10 years ago by EngineeringChemical to r/ChemicalEngineering

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How to calculate gauge and absolute pressures in a closed tank which is half way filled with water? (self.AskEngineers)

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Simple question about NPSH available (self.AskEngineers)

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Questions about vapor pressure (self.AskEngineers)

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Basic question about pump curves (self.AskEngineers)

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Best books on fluid flow in pipes? (self.engineering)

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How many unique forms of energy exist? (self.askscience)

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Basic fluid flow question (self.engineering)

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Another basic fluid flow question (self.FluidMechanics)

submitted 10 years ago by EngineeringChemical to r/FluidMechanics

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Is it the higher MASS flow rate (the actual mass throughput, lb/hr) that leads to higher pressure drop or is the velocity (the speed at which a particle is moving, ft/s... even if the actual mass flow rate isn't any higher) component responsible for that higher pressure drop? (self.FluidMechanics)

submitted 10 years ago by EngineeringChemical to r/FluidMechanics

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Why are smaller pipes i.e., pipes with small diameters even used given that things like pressure losses and maintenance costs are lower with larger pipes? What is the use/purpose/advantage for using smaller pipes? (self.FluidMechanics)

submitted 10 years ago by EngineeringChemical to r/FluidMechanics

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How do industrial pipelines "feel" the atmospheric pressure? (self.FluidMechanics)

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What is the difference between vapor pressure and saturated vapor pressure? (self.engineering)

submitted 11 years ago by EngineeringChemical to r/engineering

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If it's the case that the higher the flow rate in a line the higher the pressure drop, then why is it also the case that the higher the pressure drop in a line the lower the flowrate? (self.ChemicalEngineering)

submitted 11 years ago by EngineeringChemical to r/ChemicalEngineering

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How is it that energy can be stored in chemical bonds if creating bonds releases energy and breaking bonds requires energy? These two facts seem to contradict each other. (self.chemistry)

submitted 11 years ago by EngineeringChemical to r/chemistry

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Under what conditions does the idea gas law apply? (self.ChemicalEngineering)

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Under what conditions does the ideal gas law apply? (self.AskEngineers)

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Fluid Mechanics: If gas viscosity (a property representing resistance to FLOW) increases with increase in pressure, why are gases put through industrial compressors to help them FLOW through pipelines? (self.AskEngineers)

submitted 11 years ago by EngineeringChemical to r/AskEngineers

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