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Originally Posted by Pazuzu
That seems to fly in the face of every fluid dynamic rule out there, but we'll ignore that.
We won't ignore that he also made it clear that the pressure change is attributed to the temperature change across 12-15 feet of hose...which is something that you hold near and dear to your heart, and would NEVER refute, right?
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"It doesn't seem possible.."
Seems to me that if you take a 55 gallon drum filled with refrigerant, set it on a block of ice and build a fire on top the pressure will be equal throughout.
Other than the minor effects from frictional resistance to flow how does 12-15 feet of hose differ?