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Flow versus Pressure

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jamesjm

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What is the relationship of flow and pressure in a given pipe and orifice. If you increase the pressure by 'x', what does the flow do?
 
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The flow increases by 'y'. :-D

Seriously, there is a relationship for orifices and one for pipes. Consult the Crane Technical paper No. 410.
 
Even more seriously, what pressure are you talking about? If you are talking about choked flow in a compressible fluid and raise the downstream pressure (but stay low enough to sustain choked flow) then absolutely nothing happens.

If you are talking about flowing a liquid and raise the overall pressure (not the differential pressure) then again nothing happens.

Ask your question again in a manner that will provide a basis for an answer that adds value.

David
 
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