But you know pressure drop for a given mass flow. And you now the area of your porous baffle, and the density. So you can calculate a mean velocity. Better would be to have pressure drops for more than one mass flow because you have two unknowns
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You have one equation with two unknowns. You need the force/pressure drop at two or more flow rates. Then you can curve fit the equation to the data.
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I have one force value, but I don't have an associated flow rate for that force. How can I calculate the flow rate in the porous media?
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