Re: Bernouli rule and free energy


"Gieniu" <warendag@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi
The sum energy of ideal liquid in pipe before crossecton of pipie is equal
sum energy of ideal liquid after this crossection of this pipe.
So we have
mgh + (mv^2)/2 =mgh/2 + (mV^2)/2
mgh/2 =(mV^2)/2 where v=0

V =sqre(gh) and this function is monotonously
increasing
WHEN WE REMOVE THIS LIQUID WITH VELOCITY EQUAL V we do the work W=mgh1,
and h1<<h
But the kinetical energy of this lifted liquid is equal
Ekin =(mV^2)/2 =m(gh)/2
Because h1<<h=H WE GET FREE ENERGY E
E = (Ekin - mgh1) =mg(h-h1)
Sincere E.Warenda




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