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How was this pressure pulse propagation speed be derived?
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Why is the unit of hydraulic impedance/resistance kilogram per second and hypermeter?
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Why is the unit of hydraulic impedance/resistance kilogram per second and hypermeter?
Thanks, I think I didn't realise that there's different kinds of metres involved.
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Why is the unit of hydraulic impedance/resistance kilogram per second and hypermeter?
Thanks for the multiple verifications! Can I ask, where's your last formula from? $Z=\frac{32\mu L}{AD^2}$
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Why is the unit of hydraulic impedance/resistance kilogram per second and hypermeter?
@ColinK The answer "there is no deeper meaning" is intuitively unappealing to me :)
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