7-46. Oil (u = 7.5 x 10 Ib s/ft and y = 56.0 lb/ft') flows through the 1-in.-diameter pipe of Figure 7.40. Determine the volume flow rate and direction of flow. The manometer fluid is mercury. 25 h Direction of tlow = ? 6 in. Mercury

7-46. Oil (u = 7.5 x 10 Ib s/ft and y = 56.0 lb/ft') flows through the 1-in.-diameter pipe of Figure 7.40. Determine the volume flow rate and direction of flow. The manometer fluid is mercury. 25 h Direction of tlow = ? 6 in. Mercury

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7-46. Oil (u = 7.5 x 10 Ib s/ft and y = 56.0 lb/ft') flows through the 1-in.-diameter pipe
of Figure 7.40. Determine the volume flow rate and direction of flow. The manometer
fluid is mercury.
25 h
Direction
of flow = ?
6 in.
Mercury
Figure 7.40 System for Exercise 7-46.

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