Question 4: The bend with an outlet diameter (D₂) of 5 cm discharges freely as shown in figure below. If the pressure at section 1=150 kPa, assume the difference in elevation between section 1 and 2 is negligible and determine: ( 1. The flow rate in the system 2. The magnitude of reaction of the pipe in X-direction (Fx) only in kN, needed to hold the bend in place. D₁= 15 cm D₂# 5 cm 30°

Question 4: The bend with an outlet diameter (D₂) of 5 cm discharges freely as shown in figure below. If the pressure at section 1=150 kPa, assume the difference in elevation between section 1 and 2 is negligible and determine: ( 1. The flow rate in the system 2. The magnitude of reaction of the pipe in X-direction (Fx) only in kN, needed to hold the bend in place. D₁= 15 cm D₂# 5 cm 30°

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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