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Sampson flow

Sampson flow is defined as fluid flow through an infinitely thin orifice in the viscous flow regime for low Reynolds number. It is derived from an analytical solution to the Navier-Stokes equations. The below equation can be used to calculate the total volumetric flowrate through such an orifice:

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Sampson flow → macroscopic analog of effusion flow

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orifice flow mean-free-path fluid viscous displaystyle pore molecular effusion sampson regime equation total volumetric flowrate sec diameter gas contributions diffusion

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Sampson flowis amacroscopic analog of effusion flow0.90text

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