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Originally Posted by Jabo
I rest my case here. I I failed to explain it uo till now I give up.
Try the experiment I described.
Flow is uniform, speed is not uniform, presure is not uniform, vesels aperture is not uniform.
It 1.00 am here and I must get back to work to get anything done t'nite still  |
How is the aperture not uniform? If I put my waterblock at the start or end of the loop, it's not going to change the shape of the block in any way.
What I'm saying is - in a given component (e.g. my waterblock), the speed is dependent on the aperture and the flow rate (as given by the link you provided). The flow rate is uniform throughout the system. The aperture of the waterblock is constant - I'm not changing the block itself, just it's position in the loop, thus the aperture does not change. Therefore, whether placed right after the pump, or right before it, the speed is the same.