Example 4-6: The water flows through the pipe bend with a discharge of 200Ls. The bend is placed vertically. The pressure at the entrance is 80 Kpa and the pipe diameter 200mm. Volume of water in the bend= 0.06m.The center of gravity of this volume is located 0.50 m from cross-section. The pipe diameter at the exit is 150mm. Find magnitude and direction of the force of water on the bend? PRV₂ C.S.1 C.S.21 P₁ 0.4m D-200mm 0.50 D 150mm 120

Example 4-6: The water flows through the pipe bend with a discharge of 200Ls. The bend is placed vertically. The pressure at the entrance is 80 Kpa and the pipe diameter 200mm. Volume of water in the bend= 0.06m.The center of gravity of this volume is located 0.50 m from cross-section. The pipe diameter at the exit is 150mm. Find magnitude and direction of the force of water on the bend? PRV₂ C.S.1 C.S.21 P₁ 0.4m D-200mm 0.50 D 150mm 120

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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