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Originally Posted by Christ
There are too many variables, IMO, to answer a question like this with mathematics alone. At least not for someone like me, who isn't interested in sitting around crunching numbers to attempt to cover every possible variable/scenario. Someone else can take that liberty. LOL.
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That's what CFD is for... Setup mass flow outlet surfaces and such... Trying to solve a problem like that analytically is really too much to do by hand
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Originally Posted by Christ
Speculatively, I can say that adding ANY amount of pressure to a low-pressure or vacuum area would reduce the amount of vacuum (increase overall pressure) and SHOULD help, even if marginally.
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It's even more simple than that.... You want your pressure differential (front versus back) to be as close to zero as possible
