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How do I calculate the kinetic energy absorbed per square foot of surface of a rotor placed in water flowing at some constant speed, say 4 mph?
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kinetic energy=.5*m*(v^2)
I know that the kinetic energy is equal to one-half the mass times the velocity squared, what I'm asking is how much of that energy is transferred to the rotor by virtue of it being in that flow?
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