25 mm Hg -> 0.09 m2 150 mm Water Problem 4.17 4.17. For a flowrate of 2 m'/s of air (y = 12.0 N/m') what is the largest A2 that will cause water to be drawn up to the piezometer opening? Neglect compressibility effects.

25 mm Hg -> 0.09 m2 150 mm Water Problem 4.17 4.17. For a flowrate of 2 m'/s of air (y = 12.0 N/m') what is the largest A2 that will cause water to be drawn up to the piezometer opening? Neglect compressibility effects.

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