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enter image description here From Bernoulli's equation When a Liquid flows from smaller cross section area to larger cross section area velocity decreases and pressure increases

From this point i have a doubt i am not from mechanical stream..!!

does this increase in pressure increases boiling point of liquid??

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  • $\begingroup$ @thunderbolt That only applies if you are trying to boil the vapour into the atmosphere. Inside this pipe, you could get the water to a higher temperature than 100°C and it wouldn't boil until exposed to atmospheric pressure; boiling point depends on temperature and pressure. $\endgroup$ – JMac Jun 19 '19 at 15:11
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Yes, the increase in pressure increases the boiling point of a liquid.

The opposite would also be true; that low pressure can lead to decreased boiling point of a liquid. This concept is very well studied in dynamic liquid systems, especially turbo-machinery such as pumps.

When the pressure drops too much, it can lead to cavitation where the pressure drops low enough to allow some of the liquid to form a bubble in the vapour phase. When this collapses, it can cause serious damage to machinery, and thus is a fairly well studied concept.

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