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derive the dimensional formula of velocity head​

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Answered by Anonymous
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It has the physical dimension of length (hence the term "head"), and corresponds to an energy per unit weight. If u is the velocity and g the acceleration due to gravity, the velocity head is defined by u2/2g.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

While it is often referred to by just the height (the head), the actual pressure is ρ×g×h, i.e the density times acceleration due to gravity times height.

Where

ρ (rho) = Density of substance

g = acceleration due to gravity

h= height of liquid column to be considered

Assuming kilograms per meter cubed, meters per second squared, and meters, the pressure is in pascals (or newtons per square meter).

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