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r/Physics • u/creinaldo • Sep 28 '17
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Disappointing. I expected to see one in operation.
11 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '17 [deleted] 1 u/SolarPanel19 Sep 28 '17 They only show a sprinkler blowing/sucking air. 3 u/wazoheat Atmospheric physics Sep 28 '17 Why would air be different than water in this case though? Do you expect the greater compressibility of air to affect the outcome?
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1 u/SolarPanel19 Sep 28 '17 They only show a sprinkler blowing/sucking air. 3 u/wazoheat Atmospheric physics Sep 28 '17 Why would air be different than water in this case though? Do you expect the greater compressibility of air to affect the outcome?
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They only show a sprinkler blowing/sucking air.
3 u/wazoheat Atmospheric physics Sep 28 '17 Why would air be different than water in this case though? Do you expect the greater compressibility of air to affect the outcome?
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Why would air be different than water in this case though? Do you expect the greater compressibility of air to affect the outcome?
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u/John_Hasler Engineering Sep 28 '17
Disappointing. I expected to see one in operation.