Problem 6.2 (Page 101) An oil of sp.gr.0.85 is flowing in a stream tube as shown in the figure. The absolute velocity at the inlet and outlet are 15m/s and 25m/s. Determine (i) the components of the velocity at inlet and outlet (ii) Force in x-direction and y-direction (iii) Resultant force (iv) Angle at which resultant force acts. The discharge through the tube is 0.35m/s. The angle at the inlet is 20° and at the outlet is 30°. P1= 3.5 bar, p2=2 bar

Problem 6.2 (Page 101) An oil of sp.gr.0.85 is flowing in a stream tube as shown in the figure. The absolute velocity at the inlet and outlet are 15m/s and 25m/s. Determine (i) the components of the velocity at inlet and outlet (ii) Force in x-direction and y-direction (iii) Resultant force (iv) Angle at which resultant force acts. The discharge through the tube is 0.35m/s. The angle at the inlet is 20° and at the outlet is 30°. P1= 3.5 bar, p2=2 bar

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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