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"velocity head" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the additional energy or force that a fluid (such as water) gains due to its motion. It is commonly used in physics, engineering, and fluid mechanics. Example: The engineers calculated the velocity head of the water as it flowed through the pipeline, in order to determine the necessary pressure and pump specifications.
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Types of gas meters (by operating principles) include displacement, velocity, head, thermal, acoustic, and tracer.
Most of this velocity head is then converted to pressure head.
These vane passages diverge to convert the velocity head into pressure energy.
The pumping power was calculated using three components: velocity head losses, frictional losses, and lifting power.
A calculation model is calibrated based on stream function theory for crest kinematics and velocity head stagnation theory.
Due to increased velocities close to the pile an empirical factor is included on the velocity head.
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The first method employs a dynamic heading corridor to control the vehicle's velocity heading angle.
In particular, the aircraft can perform dynamic velocity, heading, and flight-level changes.
The controllable and reachable sets for the vehicle's velocity heading angle are defined and calculated.
The report incorporated an April 13 press release that said the standard would "define what data should be captured, including date, time, location, velocity, heading, number of occupants and seat belt usage".
As well as the sideslip angle, the longitudinal velocity, heading angle, and tire cornering stiffness are simultaneously estimated by the proposed algorithm.
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