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I was wondering how to determine the power of the saw and just realized (rate of flow) * (pressure) is dimensionally equivalent to watts (power) At 2000 psi an
by aifooh7Keew6xoo 3y ago
I was wondering how to determine the power of the saw and just realized (rate of flow) * (pressure) is dimensionally equivalent to watts (power)
At 2000 psi and 14gpm the saw consumes 12.2 kw or 16.3 freedom (horse) powers
- Horffupolde 3y agoIt’s not just dimensionally equivalent. It is precisely that: area x pressure difference = work, take the time derivative and you get power.