please help me with this question. Thank you! Quiz - TMPC332 FLUID MACHINERIESSolve the problem as stated below. Make your solution clear and clear. Mind yourown “Solution". Do not copy the solution of others.Problem:A 65 mm. fire hose dischargos water through a no2z/ehaving a jet diameter of 25 mm. The head lost in thenozzle is 4% of the velocity head in the jet. 4 the gageprescure at the bare of the nDzzle N 540 KPa ,(6) the flow or dnNcharge in cms,6) the velocity at 2 in m/ec, vetvelocity)m/sec45mm. Ønozzlestream af H20Figure:datum-25mm. dia, of jetGNEN; d, = C5mm 0.065m.da 25 mm 0.025m.%3D2, =029aA 0.04 VE29(c) Also determine the power develop by the jet in kW.

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lve the problem as stated below. Make your solution clear and clear. Mind your vn “Solution". Do not copy the solution of others. Problem: A a5 mm. fire hose dischargos water through a nozzle maving a jet diameter of 25 mm. The heacl last in the 20zzle is 4% of the velocity hoad in the jet, H the gage pregeure at the base of the noz2zle 540 KPa , v find =) the flow or dNcharge in cms, 5) the velocity at 2 in m/sec. vet velocity) m/sec 45mm. Ø nozzle stream af H20 Pigure: datum C25mm. dia, of jet GNEN; d, = C5mm 0.065m. de 25 mm 0.025m. %3D 2, =0 0.04 VE 29

lve the problem as stated below. Make your solution clear and clear. Mind your vn “Solution". Do not copy the solution of others. Problem: A a5 mm. fire hose dischargos water through a nozzle maving a jet diameter of 25 mm. The heacl last in the 20zzle is 4% of the velocity hoad in the jet, H the gage pregeure at the base of the noz2zle 540 KPa , v find =) the flow or dNcharge in cms, 5) the velocity at 2 in m/sec. vet velocity) m/sec 45mm. Ø nozzle stream af H20 Pigure: datum C25mm. dia, of jet GNEN; d, = C5mm 0.065m. de 25 mm 0.025m. %3D 2, =0 0.04 VE 29

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