Note: The following is part of a multi part questionwhere you are asked to calculate the velocity at station2, Pressure at station 2, and force exerted by the fluidon the bend in the x-direction. Please complete all theabove steps and select the correct answers as therelevant questions arise in the quiz.Water flows through the 180 degree bend and Nozzleassembly as shown in the Figure below. Assume theassembly lies in the horizontal plane such thatgravity is irrelevant (There is no height differencebetween Station 1 and Station 2)Calculate the Mass flow rate through Station 1Hint: Mass flowrate = Density times%3Dtimes area. REMEMBER THERE IS NO HEIGHTDIFFERENCE160 mmV21Section (2)300 mmV1-Section (1)P1= 100 kPaV12 m/sSeloot ono

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Calculate the Mass flow rate through Station 1 Hint: Mass flowrate = Density times times area. REMEMBER THERE IS NO HEIGHT DIFFERENCE

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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