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Extracted cane juice from a sugar mill flows through a 75 mm ID pipeline. Extracted cane juice is at around 15°C with properties like that of water. Along the pipeline, a venturi meter has been attached with a throat diameter equal to 4/15 of the pipe diameter. Manometer filled with mercury measures 500 mm of differential height. What is the flow rate? With 12% differential being lost, what is the power consumption?

Extracted cane juice from a sugar mill flows through a 75 mm ID pipeline. Extracted cane juice is at around 15°C with properties like that of water. Along the pipeline, a venturi meter has been attached with a throat diameter equal to 4/15 of the pipe diameter. Manometer filled with mercury measures 500 mm of differential height. What is the flow rate? With 12% differential being lost, what is the power consumption?

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Extracted cane juice from a sugar mill flows through a 75 mm ID pipeline. Extracted cane juice is at around 15°C with properties like that of water. Along the pipeline, a venturi meter has been attached with a throat diameter equal to 4/15 of the pipe diameter. Manometer filled with mercury measures 500 mm of differential height. What is the flow rate? With 12% differential being lost, what is the power consumption?
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