The venturi meter has water flowing through it. The pressure difference is 6894.6 Pa. The diameter at point 2 is 0.1524 m, and diameter at point 1 is 2 times of point 2. What is volumetric flow rate through this meter? Write your answer only on m/h only. The coefficient of discharge is assumed to be as unity and density of water 1000 kg/m. [2(P - P2)/p]/2 1- (A3/A}) V2 = C

The venturi meter has water flowing through it. The pressure difference is 6894.6 Pa. The diameter at point 2 is 0.1524 m, and diameter at point 1 is 2 times of point 2. What is volumetric flow rate through this meter? Write your answer only on m/h only. The coefficient of discharge is assumed to be as unity and density of water 1000 kg/m. [2(P - P2)/p]/2 1- (A3/A}) V2 = C

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