Calculations based on Volume Continuity

Volume Continuity

This principle is closely related to the conservation of mass, if there are no possible discharge of mass, and the fluid is incompressible, then, the volume occupied by that mass will remain constant.

Volume occupied initially = Volume occupied finally

The volume is written in terms of the density of a fluid and the mass.

MEE =MLL

Where we have:

M: Mass of the fluid that flowing from one place to another.

ρ: Density of the fluid.

For calculation lets consider

value of ME is a, value of M is b

and ρ is x , ρL is y

VL = MLL

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