Venturi effect

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The Venturi effect is a fluid dynamics phenomenon in which a fluid's pressure decreases and its velocity increases as it flows through a constricted section of pipe or channel.

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instanceOf fluid dynamics phenomenon
physical effect
appliesTo gases
liquids
single-phase flow
assumes non-viscous flow in idealized form
steady flow for basic derivation
basedOn Bernoulli principle NERFINISHED
canBeObservedIn airflow through building openings
natural flows in river narrows
wind tunnels with constricted test sections
cause conversion of fluid pressure energy into kinetic energy
consequence local drop in static pressure at the throat of a constriction
potential for cavitation if pressure falls below vapor pressure
describes pressure decrease in a fluid flowing through a constriction
velocity increase in a fluid flowing through a constriction
field fluid dynamics
hydrodynamics
hasComponent downstream diffuser section
throat
upstream section
implies static pressure is lower where flow speed is higher in a constriction
influencedBy Reynolds number NERFINISHED
cross-sectional area ratio
flow rate
fluid density
namedAfter Giovanni Battista Venturi NERFINISHED
occursIn channel
duct
pipe
relatedTo Bernoulli equation NERFINISHED
continuity equation
pressure-velocity tradeoff in fluids
requires continuity of mass flow
incompressible flow approximation for simple analysis
usedFor aeration in water treatment
chemical dosing in irrigation systems
creating suction without moving mechanical parts
inducing secondary fluid flow
measuring fluid flow rate
usedIn Venturi meter NERFINISHED
aircraft pitot-static systems
aspirator
atomizer
carburetor
flow measurement devices
gas burners
medical oxygen delivery devices
mixing of fuel and air in internal combustion engines
vacuum pump ejectors
venturi scrubber pollution control devices
water aspirator laboratory equipment

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Venturi notableFor Venturi effect
subject surface form: Giovanni Battista Venturi