Q3. Gasoline (S.G.-0.8) is flowing upward through vertical pipe line which tapers from (30cm) to (15cm) diameter. A gasoline mercury differential manometer is connected between (30cm) and (15cm) pipe sections to measure the rate of flow. The distance between the manometer tapping is (1m) and gauge reading is (50 cm) of mercury. a-Find the differential gauge reading in terms of gasoline head. b-Find the rate of flow. Neglect friction and other losses between tapings.

Q3. Gasoline (S.G.-0.8) is flowing upward through vertical pipe line which tapers from (30cm) to (15cm) diameter. A gasoline mercury differential manometer is connected between (30cm) and (15cm) pipe sections to measure the rate of flow. The distance between the manometer tapping is (1m) and gauge reading is (50 cm) of mercury. a-Find the differential gauge reading in terms of gasoline head. b-Find the rate of flow. Neglect friction and other losses between tapings.

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Q3. Gasoline (S.G.-0.8) is flowing upward through vertical pipe
line which tapers from (30cm) to (15cm) diameter. A gasoline
mercury differential manometer is connected between (30cm) and
(15cm) pipe sections to measure the rate of flow. The distance
between the manometer tapping is (1m) and gauge reading is (50
cm) of mercury.
a-Find the differential gauge reading in terms of gasoline head.
b-Find the rate of flow. Neglect friction and other losses
between tapings.

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