Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Fluid Mechanics · easy
The terms in Bernoulli's equation P/ , V2/2g and z represent, respectively:
- Velocity head, pressure head and elevation head
- Pressure head, velocity head and elevation head
- Elevation head, pressure head and velocity head
- Total head, piezometric head and datum
Answer
B. Pressure head, velocity head and elevation head
Solution
Each term has units of length (energy per unit weight).
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