A closed cylindrical drum of diameter 500 mm has its axis vertical and is completely full of water. In the drum and concentric with it is a set of paddles 200 mm diameter that are rotated at a steady speed of 15 revolutions per second. Assuming that all the water within the central 200 mm diameter rotates as a forced vortex and that the remainder moves as a free vortex, determine the difference in piezometric pressure between the two radii where the linear velocity is 6 m. s¯¹.

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A closed cylindrical drum of diameter 500 mm has its axis vertical and is completely full of water. In the
drum and concentric with it is a set of paddles 200 mm diameter that are rotated at a steady speed of 15
revolutions per second. Assuming that all the water within the central 200 mm diameter rotates as a forced
vortex and that the remainder moves as a free vortex, determine the difference in piezometric pressure
between the two radii where the linear velocity is 6 m s.
Transcribed Image Text:A closed cylindrical drum of diameter 500 mm has its axis vertical and is completely full of water. In the drum and concentric with it is a set of paddles 200 mm diameter that are rotated at a steady speed of 15 revolutions per second. Assuming that all the water within the central 200 mm diameter rotates as a forced vortex and that the remainder moves as a free vortex, determine the difference in piezometric pressure between the two radii where the linear velocity is 6 m s.
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