Problem 5. For the setup shown, a manometer was attached from a tank into a pipe. Assuming standard conditions, determine the absolute pressure at A. Air -Hg 140 mm H,0 -Oil specific gravity - 0.83 a. 600 mm 90mm 200 mm Fie

Problem 5. For the setup shown, a manometer was attached from a tank into a pipe. Assuming standard conditions, determine the absolute pressure at A. Air -Hg 140 mm H,0 -Oil specific gravity - 0.83 a. 600 mm 90mm 200 mm Fie

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Problem 5. For the setup shown, a manometer was
attached from a tank into a pipe. Assuming standard
conditions, determine the absolute pressure at A.
Air
-Hg
140
mm
H,0
-Oil
specific
gravity - 0.83
а.
600 mm
90mm
200
mm
Fie

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