Describe the effect on the flow rate given each of the following changes. Each change is...
Describe the effect on the flow rate given each of the following changes. Each change is to the original system and all other variables are held constant:
The radius decreases
The pipe length decreases
The fluid viscosity decreases
The pressure difference decreases
Homework Answers
Flow rate is given by:
Q = Av
where A is the area and v is the velocity.
So, flow rate is dependent on area(and thus velocity) and velocity only.
Thus we have the following:
The radius decreases
Flow rate decreases.
The pipe length decreases
No change.
The fluid viscosity decreases
This increases velocity and thus flow rate increases.
The pressure difference decreases
This increases velocity and thus flow rate increases.
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