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Originally Posted by Cathar
Pressure and flow are linked. Can't have flow without pressure.
Okay, how about I ask it another way. What sort of jet sizes are they dealing with, and how much flow are we talking about?
The one jet-array paper that I saw was this one, but they were dealing with ~50mH2O pressures and 330LPM flow rates across a 50x60mm area. |
Its was numerical analysis and they didnt record the results. Also re reading the papers there reynolds numbers are alot higher than the ones for pc cooling so its less useful for us. The fluid was air which at high reynolds numbers is going to behave like water. Our low numbers of Re (under a 1000, using what should become know as the bobo equation for reynolds number in a round pipe with flow of Q lpm; Re = 21.2*Q/D) this not the case so all im after now is lamina jets.