SHOCK PRESSURE LOSS

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Mining	There is a constant ratio between shock pressure loss and the velocity pressure corresponding to the mean velocity of flow. Shock pressure losses can be calculated from the following formula: Ps =XPv , where Ps equals the total shock pressure loss in inches of water, P v equals the velocity pressure, in inches of water corresponding to the mean velocity of flow (equals approx. [V/4,000]2 at standard air density of 0.075 lb/ft3 or 1.2 kg/m3 ), and X equals an empirical factor or shock factor found by experiment. Ps and P v are expressed in the same units and are equally affected by density. X is therefore independent of both the density and the units used and is the number of velocity pressures equivalent to the shock pressureloss. (references)
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