Two pipes namely A and B are connected by manometer (SHg = 13.6). The fluid in both pipes is an oil with r.d of 0,923, indicates a differential pressure reading h of 0.3 m. If the pressure in pipe A increases by 6 kPa, while the pressure in pipe B decreases by 2 kPa, determine the new differential pressure reading h of the manometer. Neglect the diameter of the pipes. mercury 0.1 m D 01 m Mercury

Two pipes namely A and B are connected by manometer (SHg = 13.6). The fluid in both pipes is an oil with r.d of 0,923, indicates a differential pressure reading h of 0.3 m. If the pressure in pipe A increases by 6 kPa, while the pressure in pipe B decreases by 2 kPa, determine the new differential pressure reading h of the manometer. Neglect the diameter of the pipes. mercury 0.1 m D 01 m Mercury

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