Q.5 a) In a 80 mm diameter pipeline an oil of specific gravity 0-8 is flowing at the rate of 0-0125 m^3/s. A sudden expansion takes place into a second pipeline of such diameter that maximum pressure rise is obtained. Find :(i) Loss of energy in sudden expansion, (ii) Differential gauge length indicated by an oil-mercury manometer connected between the two pipes. (iii) find the maximum pressure rise. (-

Q.5 a) In a 80 mm diameter pipeline an oil of specific gravity 0-8 is flowing at the rate of 0-0125 m^3/s. A sudden expansion takes place into a second pipeline of such diameter that maximum pressure rise is obtained. Find :(i) Loss of energy in sudden expansion, (ii) Differential gauge length indicated by an oil-mercury manometer connected between the two pipes. (iii) find the maximum pressure rise. (-

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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