ResidentInsomniac
16th Nov 2012, 19:47
Hi All.
Please correct me if I am wrong. I am confused regarding the differences between the two and also the relationship between them, as both are mentioned whenever explaining the production of lift.
Principle of Continuity:
1) States that total mass flow in = total mass flow out
2) basically adheres to the principle of conservation of mass
3) applies to both compressible / incompressible flow
Bernoulli's Theorem:
1) States that total energy remains constant (energy and not mass?)
2) adheres to the principle of conservation of energy (both mass and energy can neither be created nor destroyed)
Keeping in mind the above points, both are basically the same, then what actually differentiates between them?
Please clarify if I missed out anything...:ugh:
Much appreciated
Please correct me if I am wrong. I am confused regarding the differences between the two and also the relationship between them, as both are mentioned whenever explaining the production of lift.
Principle of Continuity:
1) States that total mass flow in = total mass flow out
2) basically adheres to the principle of conservation of mass
3) applies to both compressible / incompressible flow
Bernoulli's Theorem:
1) States that total energy remains constant (energy and not mass?)
2) adheres to the principle of conservation of energy (both mass and energy can neither be created nor destroyed)
Keeping in mind the above points, both are basically the same, then what actually differentiates between them?
Please clarify if I missed out anything...:ugh:
Much appreciated