Physics · Fluid Mechanics
Pressure head in a fluid system is best described as:
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- 1the kinetic energy per unit weight of the fluid
- 2the difference between absolute and gauge pressure
- 3the height of a fluid column equivalent to the pressure exerted by the fluid✓
- 4the rate of fluid flow per unit cross-sectional area
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the height of a fluid column equivalent to the pressure exerted by the fluid
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