static pressure

They are usually used against low to moderate static pressures.

Higher system performance may be obtained by increasing the static pressure of the air in the building.

He glanced up at the static pressure gauge, looked quickly away.

The benefit of the forced draft design is its ability to work with high static pressure.

The greater the velocity of the fluid, the lower its static pressure.

Reversal errors are caused by a false static pressure reading.

Nevertheless, in April 1894 the completed hull passed static pressure tests.

There is no change in the static pressure through the rotor of an impulse machine.

At least one author takes a different approach in order to avoid a need for the expression freestream static pressure.

An aircraft's altimeter is operated by the static pressure system.

Bonnett looked up to the static pressure: 260 pounds to the square inch.

Sparrow glanced at the big static pressure gauge: 1240 pounds.

The term static pressure is also used by some authors in fluid statics.

The air in the wide part of the tube has a higher static pressure than the thin part.

They use impact and static pressures as well as a temperature input.

"A static pressure test, eight kilograms," he ordered the assistant engineer officer.

A high velocity airstream has a low static pressure.

Static pressure and density of the gas increase.

In fluid mechanics the term static pressure has several uses:

Many authors use the term static pressure in place of pressure to avoid ambiguity.

This difference, called position error, is mainly due to inaccurate sensing of static pressure.

Learn to depend on your static pressure gauge.

Ramsey looked to the big static pressure gauge.

The centrifugal force imparts static pressure to the air.

The effective pressure also varies because of the supply resistance even for the same static pressure.