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By the way, do you belive in "Bernoulli law" , saying that "High
Airflow velocity causing Low Pressure"? I believe in the phenomena of decreased internal pressure with increased stream velocity. That should mean the the jetblast behind an F-16 Fighter running on afterburner should create low pressure! If that were true it should mean that you could put jet fuel in a container and ignite it and then low pressure will suck the container into a ball. But thats not being the case! The total pressure is very high due to the high dynamic pressure! And that would be due to the expansion of gases among other things associated with the combustion of jet fuel. The Venturi effect you discuss is pure due to "The Coanda effect" and the turning of the airflow along the walls of the divergentpart of the pipe! How local pressure gradients are created by turning the fluidflow you can read he Local pressure gradients are created by a solid object and a relative airflow pushing and pulling on each other. This pushing and pulling is what turns the relative airflow. Local pressure gradients are a characteristic of this pushing and pulling not the cause. You got the horse before the cart. Its like saying cars go fast because of miles per hour. |
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Spock,
I suggest you consider the names of the fuel and the engnes , Jet fuel, Jet after brners, jet fighters and try to imagine the operations that created those names OT |
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