(Q6) Assuming ideal flow in a horizontal plane, calculate the magnitude and direction of the resultant force on the blade. Note that the jet (UC = 15m/s, dc= 150mm and UCB=3m/s which moves the blade away from the jet ).The jet UC is divided by the splitter so that one third of the water is discharged from A. %3D

(Q6) Assuming ideal flow in a horizontal plane, calculate the magnitude and direction of the resultant force on the blade. Note that the jet (UC = 15m/s, dc= 150mm and UCB=3m/s which moves the blade away from the jet ).The jet UC is divided by the splitter so that one third of the water is discharged from A. %3D

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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