Example(1)Consider the water siphon shown in Fig. below. Assuming that Bernoulli's equation isvalid, (a) find an expression for the velocity V2 exiting the siphon tube. (b) If the tube is1 cm in diameter and z = 60 cm, z2 =25 cm, estimate the flow rate in m/s.Estimate the pressune at point(3if Z3=g0cmارغ وفرz =0----V2

Bernoulli's Theorem: It states that the total energy of the flowing fluid per unit mass at any point…

Example(1) Consider the water siphon shown in Fig. below. Assuming that Bernoulli's equation is valid, (a) find an expression for the velocity V½ exiting the siphon tube. (b) If the tube is 1 cm in diameter and z1 = 60 cm, z2 =25 cm, estimate the flow rate in m'/s. %3D Estimate thhe pressune at point(3)if Z3=gocw 2-- z=0---

Example(1) Consider the water siphon shown in Fig. below. Assuming that Bernoulli's equation is valid, (a) find an expression for the velocity V½ exiting the siphon tube. (b) If the tube is 1 cm in diameter and z1 = 60 cm, z2 =25 cm, estimate the flow rate in m'/s. %3D Estimate thhe pressune at point(3)if Z3=gocw 2-- z=0---

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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