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rate of flow

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rate of flow [′rāt əv ′flō]
(fluid mechanics)


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Rate of flow through the media seldom exceeds 4 fpm and often as low as 2 fpm.
When you use the moor peat to your skin, the increased rate of flow of blood to the skin can be witnessed by the intensifying of vividness seen on your skin when the peat is washed off.
As the stomach becomes relaxes, blood will once again return to its normal rate of flow in the area.
 
 
 
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