A ventunmeter having throat diameter 5.3 cm is provided on2655a pipe of 10 cm diameter If oil of specific gravity 0.85 isflowing in the upward direction, determine the ventur headand the discharge if the manometer shows 12.80 cm ofmercury deflection. If the vertical distance between inlet andthroat is 22 cm. Determine the actual head of theventurimeter, Assume C, = 0.65.MILEPARGRIRWachs

Given that, Throat diameter, d2=5.3 cm=0.053 m Pipe diameter, d1=10 cm=0.1 m Specific gravity of…

A ventunmeter having throat diameter 5.3 cm is provided on a pipe of 10 cm diameter. If oil of specific gravity 0.85 is flowing in the upward direction, determine the venturi head and the discharge if the manometer shows 12.80 cm of mercury deflection. If the vertical distance between inlet and throat is 22 cm. Determine the actual head of the venturimeter, Assume C, = 0.65.

A ventunmeter having throat diameter 5.3 cm is provided on a pipe of 10 cm diameter. If oil of specific gravity 0.85 is flowing in the upward direction, determine the venturi head and the discharge if the manometer shows 12.80 cm of mercury deflection. If the vertical distance between inlet and throat is 22 cm. Determine the actual head of the venturimeter, Assume C, = 0.65.

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