Bernoulli Equation

The Bernoulli Equation describes the relationship between fluid speed, pressure, and elevation in a flowing fluid. It states that as a fluid moves faster, its pressure decreases; conversely, slower-moving fluid has higher pressure. Imagine water flowing through a pipe that narrows: the water speeds up and its pressure drops. This principle explains various phenomena, from why airplanes generate lift to how sprayers work. Overall, the Bernoulli Equation illustrates how energy is conserved in moving fluids, balancing speed, pressure, and height in different scenarios.