A pitot-static probe is used to determine the flow velocity of air at 20°C by using watermanometer as shown in Figure 5. If the vertical difference of both arms in the manometeris 6 cm. Find,i.pitot formula to obtain the flow velocityii.the pressure difference inside the system, andiii.air velocity inside the system.AirPitot6 cmtubeManometerFigure 5

Bernoulli's equation is used to operate the pitot tube. When the velocity of flow at a spot…

A pitot-static probe is used to determine the flow velocity of air at 20°C by using water manometer as shown in Figure 5. If the vertical difference of both arms in the manometer is 6 cm. Find, pitot formula to obtain the flow velocity ii. the pressure difference inside the system, and iii. air velocity inside the system.

A pitot-static probe is used to determine the flow velocity of air at 20°C by using water manometer as shown in Figure 5. If the vertical difference of both arms in the manometer is 6 cm. Find, pitot formula to obtain the flow velocity ii. the pressure difference inside the system, and iii. air velocity inside the system.

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