(a) The system shown in Figure Q3 (a) includes a pipe, which goes from a 12 cm diameter to 8 cm diameter. The velocity in the 12 cm section is found to be 4.2m/s. An electromagnetic flow meter is connected to the 8 cm diameter pipe. (i) Calculate the average velocity in the 8 cm section. (ii) If the flux constant B = 2 tesla, calculate the voltage measured at the electromagnetic flow meter terminals. 12-cm diameter section 8-cm diameter section Electromagnetic flow meters

(a) The system shown in Figure Q3 (a) includes a pipe, which goes from a 12 cm diameter to 8 cm diameter. The velocity in the 12 cm section is found to be 4.2m/s. An electromagnetic flow meter is connected to the 8 cm diameter pipe. (i) Calculate the average velocity in the 8 cm section. (ii) If the flux constant B = 2 tesla, calculate the voltage measured at the electromagnetic flow meter terminals. 12-cm diameter section 8-cm diameter section Electromagnetic flow meters

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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