PROBLEM 4 To monitor the pressure in three pipes, a manometer setup was installed in one section of the system. At a particular instant, the gage pressure in pipe B is 7200 Ib/ft. Using the pressure at this pipe as determine (a) the absolute pressure (in psia) in pipe A and (c) the gage pressure (in psig) in pipe C. 3 in oil • water 9 in T (SG = 0.8) a starting point, manometer fluid (SG = 2.0) 14 in mercury (SG = 13.6) 3 in

PROBLEM 4 To monitor the pressure in three pipes, a manometer setup was installed in one section of the system. At a particular instant, the gage pressure in pipe B is 7200 Ib/ft. Using the pressure at this pipe as determine (a) the absolute pressure (in psia) in pipe A and (c) the gage pressure (in psig) in pipe C. 3 in oil • water 9 in T (SG = 0.8) a starting point, manometer fluid (SG = 2.0) 14 in mercury (SG = 13.6) 3 in

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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