A horizontal pipe has an abrupt expansionfrom D₁ = 10 cm to D₂= 21 cm. The watervelocity in the smaller section v1=13 m/s, andthe flow is turbulent. If the pressure in thesmaller section is P₁=250 kPa,then the velocity at the bigger pipe v2=m/sWaterD1V1P1D24

Given that: Diameter at section 1 is 10 cm. Diameter at section 2 is 21 cm. Velocity at section 1 is…

A horizontal pipe has an abrupt expansion from D₁ = 10 cm to D₂= 21 cm. The water velocity in the smaller section v1=13 m/s, and Water the flow is turbulent. If the pressure in the smaller section is P₁=250 kPa, then the velocity at the bigger pipe v2= m/s D1 V1 P1 D2

A horizontal pipe has an abrupt expansion from D₁ = 10 cm to D₂= 21 cm. The water velocity in the smaller section v1=13 m/s, and Water the flow is turbulent. If the pressure in the smaller section is P₁=250 kPa, then the velocity at the bigger pipe v2= m/s D1 V1 P1 D2

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