Subject:Consider the flow of water through aventuri meter as shown figure belowLiquid passing through encounters a contraction to the throat are a, followedby a gradual expansion to the Original diameter: A manometer i8 placed inthe line fo measure the prossure difference from the iniet to the throat-For the dimensions given, determine theVOume flow rate of water through themeter. (ADs : 0.00416m/s)ineDive rgentsection @gradual exp an sionCon trotCon traction sectionThro at5.252 cmwater5.252 cm3.504 cm2.Ah=6cmSp.gr= 13.6

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Consider the flow of water through a venturi meter as shown in figure belouw Liquid passing through encounters a contraction to the throat are a, followed by a gradual expansion to the Original diameter: A manometer 18 placed in the line to measure the prossure difference from the iniet to the thrOat- For the dimensions given, determine the VOlume flow rate of water through the neter. (AnS: 0.00416 m /s) erti on Divergent

Consider the flow of water through a venturi meter as shown in figure belouw Liquid passing through encounters a contraction to the throat are a, followed by a gradual expansion to the Original diameter: A manometer 18 placed in the line to measure the prossure difference from the iniet to the thrOat- For the dimensions given, determine the VOlume flow rate of water through the neter. (AnS: 0.00416 m /s) erti on Divergent

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Consider the flow of water through a
venturi meter as shown figure below
Liquid passing through encounters a contraction to the throat are a, followed
by a gradual expansion to the Original diameter: A manometer i8 placed in
the line fo measure the prossure difference from the iniet to the throat-
For the dimensions given, determine the
VOume flow rate of water through the
meter. (ADs : 0.00416
m/s)
ine
Dive rgent
section @gradual exp an sion
Con trot
Con traction section
Thro at
5.252 cm
water
5.252 cm
3.504 cm
2.
Ah=6cm
Sp.gr= 13.6

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