Determine the magnitude and direction of the reaction force (F) at a 90° pipe bend that is passing a mass flow rate of 1,200 kg/sec. The diameter of the pipe is 82 cm and the pressure head is 8.8 m just upstream of the bend and 8.6 m downstream of the bend. (unit weight of water is 9.81kN/m³) Vin Vant F Solution: . The forces on the control volume: pressure forces and the bend reaction force; 1. Area of the pipe is A = m³/si 3. Velocity of flow is v= Vin,x = Vout,y= 2. Flow rate is Q = • Pressure forces: m²; 1. Pressure at upstream P₁= kPa; m/s;

Determine the magnitude and direction of the reaction force (F) at a 90° pipe bend that is passing a mass flow rate of 1,200 kg/sec. The diameter of the pipe is 82 cm and the pressure head is 8.8 m just upstream of the bend and 8.6 m downstream of the bend. (unit weight of water is 9.81kN/m³) Vin Vant F Solution: . The forces on the control volume: pressure forces and the bend reaction force; 1. Area of the pipe is A = m³/si 3. Velocity of flow is v= Vin,x = Vout,y= 2. Flow rate is Q = • Pressure forces: m²; 1. Pressure at upstream P₁= kPa; m/s;

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