Determine the throat diameter of a Venturi meter to be introduced in a horizontal section of a 100 mm diameter main so that the deflection of a differential mercury manometer connected between the inlet and the throat is 600 mm when the discharge is 20 l/s of water. The discharge coefficient of the meter is 0.95.

Determine the throat diameter of a Venturi meter to be introduced in a horizontal section of a 100 mm diameter main so that the deflection of a differential mercury manometer connected between the inlet and the throat is 600 mm when the discharge is 20 l/s of water. The discharge coefficient of the meter is 0.95.

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