The Difference Between Pressure and Flow

[theraven]

I've worked several departments from explosives to engineering, electrical and heavy equipment. I think this guy may be the best instructor I've ever heard.

[nikolasc]

I studied mechanical engineering in a top university, this guy gives me a whole new perspective on fluid mechanics in 7 minutes

[rj-gdpc]

Let’s face it most of the teachers are mostly by the book but doesn’t even have the clue what’s going on in the real world, this guys knows a lot and gave me instant understanding on the subject matter.. 👍🏼👍🏼

[lotechnotch]

As an electrician looking to learn hydraulics your presentation was one of the best I have seen on YouTube for any kind of training.
Thanks

[AlphaHybridPlus]

Honestly this guy is the BEST. i hope more and more videos of his lectures get posted. PLEASE

[redmesa]

My hydraulics instructor at UTI over 30 years ago said this ; when you pee, that's flow. Now put your thumb over the hole, that's pressure. Simply put, flow against a restriction causes pressure.

[TheSustainableFamilyMan]

You have no idea how incredibly helpful this has been to me! Thank you so much, Jack!

[TheIdeaPhotography]

Best explanation of flow vs pressure I have ever viewed!

[tahoon]

Awesome Explanation, we're just so lucky living in these times, finding a video from a brilliant guy Like Jack at our finger tips.
Thanks for sharing it and wish you the best

[TheSuperKnug]

This is much better then spending 8h looking at an powerpoint! You need to see things move and a guy that knows how to explain to you in a simple way! perfect video! thank you very much for the help!

[karimtalebi]

Great, during 8 years I had never noticed and nobody told me. Thanks for sharing this priceless information.

[DavidArellanoSTP]

The most clarifying explanation on the topic i’ve heard, thank you sir!

[helicopterpeace]

Jack Weeks is very clear and concise in explaining this difference. I look forward to visiting his website and learning more. Anastasia A.

[SecondShiftPleb]

I love it when people can explain things simply and clearly - it's a true talent.

[MrSausagehead]

Jack came to our site in Scotland 8 years ago and mapped our several hydraulic systems . He returned 2 weeks later with a course that set me up with the know how to solve the problems that came along. Funny thing is that we had a fault on a system when he was on site that no mater what we changed it turned out to be the big swash pump in the end . Top bloke and a top course.👍👍👍👍👍

[defaultytuser]

Very useful! I keep this video on a 'rewatch' playlist that I revisit every time I need to dig up some lost knowledge, and I've come to this one many times over the years but never commented. Thanks a lot Jack!!

[creatwit]

As a dead weight tester manufacturer, the video is very good to understand pressure and flow for dead weight tester use. Thanks

[egonga]

Excellent Jack, less part exchangers and more troubleshooter! Genious

[pulkitgarg]

This makes the basics very clear. Great work Sir

[DaveBuildsThings]

I can't count the number of people that tell me the pump makes pressure. I've tried to tell them it doesn't only to be called an idiot for thinking that. Thanks for telling me I am not. I will show these people this video. But I'm sure it will not be met with the enlightenment I'm hoping for. Some just can't accept basic hydraulic fact. Thanks again for the video and the explaination Jack.