Bernoulli’s Theorem (How to Calculate Dynamic Pressure)
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Bernoulli’s Theorem (How to Calculate Dynamic Pressure)


| Dynamic pressure | Pa |
The density of air is 1.293 kg/m³.
At a distance of 1 m from a household fan, the flow velocity is approximately 3–8 m/s.
This represents the dynamic pressure at the location where the flow velocity was measured.
Details from the description are quoted below
https://www.cradle.co.jp/tec/column01/007.html
Since the dimensions and units were incorrect, I have quoted
the calculation formula from the following site:
https://kenkidryer.jp/2020/09/03/pressure-flow-rate-bernoullis-principle/
At a distance of 1 m from a household fan, the flow velocity is approximately 3–8 m/s.
This represents the dynamic pressure at the location where the flow velocity was measured.
Details from the description are quoted below
https://www.cradle.co.jp/tec/column01/007.html
Since the dimensions and units were incorrect, I have quoted
the calculation formula from the following site:
https://kenkidryer.jp/2020/09/03/pressure-flow-rate-bernoullis-principle/
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