5.5 For the pipe and nozzle system shown in the figure, the velocity of the free water jet is v, in m/vec. Mercury U-tube manometer is connected to the pipe. Cakulate the water flow rate Q in m/sec and the manometer reading H. Take the following data: a 6.0m d40 mm v, 4.5 m/vee D 140 mm b= 3.5 m a D Water 9. Mercay

5.5 For the pipe and nozzle system shown in the figure, the velocity of the free water jet is v, in m/vec. Mercury U-tube manometer is connected to the pipe. Cakulate the water flow rate Q in m/sec and the manometer reading H. Take the following data: a 6.0m d40 mm v, 4.5 m/vee D 140 mm b= 3.5 m a D Water 9. Mercay

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