: Acetone (T 77°F) is flowing in a 6-inch SCH 40 pipe. The pressure taps on the flow nozzle shown below read p, = 275 psi and p2 = 188 psi. If the nozzle diameter d 2.75 inches determine the flow rate of acetone in gpm. Note: To save time you do not have to re-write repetitive calculations while iterating. Simply make reference to the initial equation, note the revised input value(s), and state the new calculated answer(s). Flow

: Acetone (T 77°F) is flowing in a 6-inch SCH 40 pipe. The pressure taps on the flow nozzle shown below read p, = 275 psi and p2 = 188 psi. If the nozzle diameter d 2.75 inches determine the flow rate of acetone in gpm. Note: To save time you do not have to re-write repetitive calculations while iterating. Simply make reference to the initial equation, note the revised input value(s), and state the new calculated answer(s). Flow

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: Acetone (T = 77°F) is flowing in a 6-inch SCH 40 pipe. The pressure taps on the flow
nozzle shown below read p, = 275 psi and p2 188 psi. If the nozzle diameter d = 2.75 inches
determine the flow rate of acetone in gpm.
Note: To save time you do not have to re-write repetitive calculations while iterating. Simply make
reference to the initial equation, note the revised input value(s), and state the new calculated
answer(s).
Flow

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