Mirjam Sophia Glessmer

Playing with Venturi tubes II

On Monday I posted about playing with Venturi tubes. Guess what: We are going to play more today! Because today the Venturi tubes are connected to a “proper” manometer:

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Venturi tube connected to manometer

Now, if I wasn’t so lazy this would be a great opportunity to get good readings of the pressure differences caused by different flow rates. However, I’ll just let the images speak for themselves. Enjoy!

 

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  1. Hi Mirjam,

    I hope you’re staying safe. I was looking for any reference on venturi effect in an oceanic condition when i stumbled upon your lovely blog and i am instantly hooked

    I saw that a lot of paper discussing venturi effect are mostly done on winds and I have trouble finding references that discuss this effect in an oceanic environment. I am hoping maybe you can help point out any worker who are actively working on this. Thanks!

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