c) The orifice flowmeter shown in Figure 4 is used to obtain the flowrate of oil inside aconduit. The diameter of the orice, d is one third of the pipe diameter, D with pressuredifference recorded as 25 kPa. The pipe diameter D is 6 cm, discharge coefficient Ca, is0.60, Bis the ratio of orifice diameter to pipe diameter and Oilspedific gravity, SG is 0.95.If the h is 7 cm,i.Calculațe the vollime flowrate of oil inside the conduit.ii.Determine the mass flowrate of oil inside the conduit.iii.Explain why the discharge coefficient Ca, for the orifice meter is higher comparedto the venturi and nozzle meters.D=6 cmdFigure 4

Given: d=1/3D, D=6cm, x=7cm, Pressure difference=25KPa, SG of oil=0.95, Cd=0.6 To calculate the flow…

c) The orifice flowmeter shown in Figure 4 is used to obtain the flowrate of oil inside a conduit. The diameter of the orice, d is one third of the pipe diameter, D with pressure difference recorded as 25 kPa. The pipe diameter D is 6 cm, discharge coefficient Ca, is 0.60, Bis the ratio of orifice djamererto Bipe diameter and Qilspedific gravity, SG is 0.95. If the h is 7 cm, i. Calculațe the vollime flowrate of oil inside the conduit. ii. Determine the mass flowrate of oil inside the conduit. Explain why the discharge coefficient Ca, for the orifice meter is higher compared to the venturi and nozzle meters.

c) The orifice flowmeter shown in Figure 4 is used to obtain the flowrate of oil inside a conduit. The diameter of the orice, d is one third of the pipe diameter, D with pressure difference recorded as 25 kPa. The pipe diameter D is 6 cm, discharge coefficient Ca, is 0.60, Bis the ratio of orifice djamererto Bipe diameter and Qilspedific gravity, SG is 0.95. If the h is 7 cm, i. Calculațe the vollime flowrate of oil inside the conduit. ii. Determine the mass flowrate of oil inside the conduit. Explain why the discharge coefficient Ca, for the orifice meter is higher compared to the venturi and nozzle meters.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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