Assume an ideal fluid with mass density of 900 kg/cu.m. The pressure and velocity at section 1 are 100 kPa and 10 m/s, respectively. The velocity at section 2 is 20 m/s. (a) Determine the reading on the manometer. (b) If the downstream piezometer was replaced with a Pitot tube, what would be the manometer reading? Comment on the practicality of these arrangements

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Assume an ideal fluid with mass density of 900
kg/cu.m. The pressure and velocity at section 1 are 100
kPa and 10 m/s, respectively. The velocity at section 2
is 20 m/s. (a) Determine the reading on the manometer.
(b) If the downstream piezometer was replaced with a
Pitot tube, what would be the manometer reading?
Comment on the practicality of these arrangements.

Module No. 4
Calibration of Volume Tank
Weight of tank = 17.95 kg
Area of tank = 155 inch?
Density of Water used = 1000 kg/m
Volume Tank calibration data
Water
Height,
Inches
(note: convert
to m)
17.75
Calculated
Actual
Weight of
Water + Tank,
kg
Weight of
Water,
kg
Volume of
Volume of
Percent Error
Trial
Water,
m3
Water,
m3
1
62.6
15.875
58.05
3
14.125
53.65
12.375
49.15
5
10.625
44.70
9
40.40
7
35.70
7
5.25
31.20
10
2.
6.
CO
Transcribed Image Text:Module No. 4 Calibration of Volume Tank Weight of tank = 17.95 kg Area of tank = 155 inch? Density of Water used = 1000 kg/m Volume Tank calibration data Water Height, Inches (note: convert to m) 17.75 Calculated Actual Weight of Water + Tank, kg Weight of Water, kg Volume of Volume of Percent Error Trial Water, m3 Water, m3 1 62.6 15.875 58.05 3 14.125 53.65 12.375 49.15 5 10.625 44.70 9 40.40 7 35.70 7 5.25 31.20 10 2. 6. CO
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