In a small section of a piping system, water at temperature of plastic pipe with diameter of 15cm which is placed at a upward slope of 35° as shown in Figure Ql(a). A mercury manometer is used to measure the pressure different inside the pipe. A globe valve is installed on the pipe to control the water flow rate at 0035 m³/s. is enters à Globe Mercury 3 m Figure Q1(a) If the valve is fully opened and the volume flow rate is 0.035 m³/s, determine the height of mercury manometer. (i) If the plastic pipe is replaced by cast iron pipe, evaluate the new height of the mercury manometer. (ii)

In a small section of a piping system, water at temperature of plastic pipe with diameter of 15cm which is placed at a upward slope of 35° as shown in Figure Ql(a). A mercury manometer is used to measure the pressure different inside the pipe. A globe valve is installed on the pipe to control the water flow rate at 0035 m³/s. is enters à Globe Mercury 3 m Figure Q1(a) If the valve is fully opened and the volume flow rate is 0.035 m³/s, determine the height of mercury manometer. (i) If the plastic pipe is replaced by cast iron pipe, evaluate the new height of the mercury manometer. (ii)

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