Prob2 Water is pushed out a nozzle by a pump. Q=0.1 m³/s, D₂ = 30 cm. Dn 10 cm, Zn = 7m. z₁ = 1 m, z2 = 2m. Hint: Use Bernoulli eq. (P₂/4)=? ; (Pn/x)=0; nozzle is "n" Find: Pressure head at point 2. (2) Nozzle

Prob2 Water is pushed out a nozzle by a pump. Q=0.1 m³/s, D₂ = 30 cm. Dn 10 cm, Zn = 7m. z₁ = 1 m, z2 = 2m. Hint: Use Bernoulli eq. (P₂/4)=? ; (Pn/x)=0; nozzle is "n" Find: Pressure head at point 2. (2) Nozzle

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Water is pushed out a nozzle by a pump.
Q=0.1 m³/s, D₂ = 30 cm.
Dn = 10 cm, zn = 7m. z₁ = 1 m, z2 = 2 m.
Hint: Use Bernoulli eq. (P₂/4)=?; (Pn)=0; nozzle is "n"
Find:
Pressure head at point 2.
Nozzle

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