6) In permanent (steady) flow, the instantaneous average of pressure values at a certain point is constant, as long as the number of sampling or measurement time is sufficiently long. 7) A permanent...


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6) In permanent (steady) flow, the instantaneous average of pressure values at a certain point is constant, as long as the number of sampling or<br>measurement time is sufficiently long.<br>7) A permanent flow is always a uniform flow.<br>8) An unsteady flow cannot be producible in a pressurized pipe, which has a constant diameter along the flow.<br>9) The flow around a riverine stone in a natural stream is a typical example to two-dimensional flow.<br>10) Whilst pressure is a scalar magnitude, hydrostatic force is vectoral.<br>

Extracted text: 6) In permanent (steady) flow, the instantaneous average of pressure values at a certain point is constant, as long as the number of sampling or measurement time is sufficiently long. 7) A permanent flow is always a uniform flow. 8) An unsteady flow cannot be producible in a pressurized pipe, which has a constant diameter along the flow. 9) The flow around a riverine stone in a natural stream is a typical example to two-dimensional flow. 10) Whilst pressure is a scalar magnitude, hydrostatic force is vectoral.

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