A differential manometer is attached to pipe (p=10cm) which deposites a volume of 5 drums an hour , lubricant with S= 0.90. if the diameter of the pipe is double with respect to the contriction, determine the following: (1) Q in Ips, (2) Velocity at points A, B and at the contriction, (3) pressure at points A and B and (4) if it will be transporting mango juice with S=1.02, does the system is applicable, why? 100mm Mercury O, S - 090

A differential manometer is attached to pipe (p=10cm) which deposites a volume of 5 drums an hour , lubricant with S= 0.90. if the diameter of the pipe is double with respect to the contriction, determine the following: (1) Q in Ips, (2) Velocity at points A, B and at the contriction, (3) pressure at points A and B and (4) if it will be transporting mango juice with S=1.02, does the system is applicable, why? 100mm Mercury O, S - 090

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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