Mounting-Best-Of.mp4

Mounting.mp3

Mounting.mp4

Mounting-intro.mp3

The pressure is mounting

(Time is counting)

The pinhole’s role

(Under massive pressure)

One thing’s for sure…

(We’re about to see high velocity)

The pressure is mounting

(As time keeps counting)

The high-pressure jet

(We’re about to get)

Wet!

So, don’t forget

(The pressure is mounting)

(Time keeps on counting)

The pinhole’s goal

(Is not to erode)

As the pressure eats away

(Physics takes its toll)

[Bridge]

[Chorus 2]

The pressure is mounting

(As time keeps counting)

You will never forget

(The high-pressure jet)

Watch you

(Get wet)

… too

[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]

So, don’t neglect

(The mounting pressure)

If you’re sure to endure

(Relief valve)

Delve

When a pinhole is subjected to massive water pressure, the water exits as a high-speed, focused jet, and the pinhole itself can be eroded and enlarged by the intense force.

High pressure forces the water through the small opening at a very high velocity. This is due to the principle of conservation of energy (related to Bernoulli’s principle), where the high static pressure inside is converted into high kinetic energy as the water is forced out.