6.52 This spray head discharges water (p = 62.4 lbm/ft³) at a rate of 4 ft³/s. Assuming irrotational flow and an efflux speed of 58 ft/s in the free jet, determine what force acting through the bolts of the flange is needed to keep the spray head on the 6 in. pipe. Neglect gravitational forces. Answer q³ 30° Problem 6.52 30°

6.52 This spray head discharges water (p = 62.4 lbm/ft³) at a rate of 4 ft³/s. Assuming irrotational flow and an efflux speed of 58 ft/s in the free jet, determine what force acting through the bolts of the flange is needed to keep the spray head on the 6 in. pipe. Neglect gravitational forces. Answer q³ 30° Problem 6.52 30°

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