AU- tube differential mercury manometer is connected between two pipes X and Pipe X contains carbon tetra chloride (Sp.gr. 1.59) under a pressure of 103 kN/m2 and pipe Y contains oil (Sp.gr. 0.8) under a pressure of 172 kN/m2. Pipe X is 2.5 m above pipe Y. Mercury level in the limb connected to pipe X is 1.5 m below the centerline of pipe Y. Find the manometer reading as shown by a centimeter scale attached to it. Data: Pipe Pipe 2.5 1.5 m
AU- tube differential mercury manometer is connected between two pipes X and Pipe X contains carbon tetra chloride (Sp.gr. 1.59) under a pressure of 103 kN/m2 and pipe Y contains oil (Sp.gr. 0.8) under a pressure of 172 kN/m2. Pipe X is 2.5 m above pipe Y. Mercury level in the limb connected to pipe X is 1.5 m below the centerline of pipe Y. Find the manometer reading as shown by a centimeter scale attached to it. Data: Pipe Pipe 2.5 1.5 m
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Transcribed Image Text:AU- tube differential mercury manometer is connected between two pipes X and
Pipe X contains carbon tetra chloride (Sp.gr. 1.59) under a pressure of 103 kN/m2
and pipe Y contains oil (Sp.gr. 0.8) under a pressure of 172 kN/m2. Pipe X is 2.5 m
above pipe Y. Mercury level in the limb connected to pipe X is 1.5 m below the
centerline of pipe Y. Find the manometer reading as shown by a centimeter scale
attached to it.
Data:
Pipe
Pipe
2.5
m
15
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