As shown in the figure below, a Venturi meter is installed on a 300-mm diameter pipe whose maximum flow is 125 liters per second and the pressure head is 6.5 m of water. Determine the minimum throat diameter that will give a negative head. Solve for the discharge that will pass through the meter when the double column differential mercury gauge connected to it will show a difference of 25 cm. 25cm 6.5 h A2 300mmø A1 ANSWER: a. D = 118mm b. Q = 87 liters/sec

As shown in the figure below, a Venturi meter is installed on a 300-mm diameter pipe whose maximum flow is 125 liters per second and the pressure head is 6.5 m of water. Determine the minimum throat diameter that will give a negative head. Solve for the discharge that will pass through the meter when the double column differential mercury gauge connected to it will show a difference of 25 cm. 25cm 6.5 h A2 300mmø A1 ANSWER: a. D = 118mm b. Q = 87 liters/sec

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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