Consider the pipe shown in the figure below. The nozzle's center line is 0.3 m above the flange centerline. Calculate the force Rx exerted by the water at the tip of the nozzle given that the velocity of the flow through the nozzle V2 is 20 m/s and the mass flow rate is 65 kg/s. Neglect the effects of the weights of the pipe. Select the closest answer 1540 N 13 N 1300 N 620 N 150 mm D 150 mm D 04 50 mm d m = 65 kg/s V2 = 20 m/s

Consider the pipe shown in the figure below. The nozzle's center line is 0.3 m above the flange centerline. Calculate the force Rx exerted by the water at the tip of the nozzle given that the velocity of the flow through the nozzle V2 is 20 m/s and the mass flow rate is 65 kg/s. Neglect the effects of the weights of the pipe. Select the closest answer 1540 N 13 N 1300 N 620 N 150 mm D 150 mm D 04 50 mm d m = 65 kg/s V2 = 20 m/s

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