The flow rate of water flowing out of an 80mm diameter nozzle shown in Figure 1 is 60 litre/s. The volume of the water in the pipe bend is 50 litres and the pipe bend is installed in a vertical plane. The head loss from point 1 to 2 is 0.44m. Calculate the x and y for components of the thrust block to hold the pipe bend. F, Horizontal Thrust block 30° 50° 2. V1 Open end Ø80 mm Ø 160 mm Figure 3 Vertical

The flow rate of water flowing out of an 80mm diameter nozzle shown in Figure 1 is 60 litre/s. The volume of the water in the pipe bend is 50 litres and the pipe bend is installed in a vertical plane. The head loss from point 1 to 2 is 0.44m. Calculate the x and y for components of the thrust block to hold the pipe bend. F, Horizontal Thrust block 30° 50° 2. V1 Open end Ø80 mm Ø 160 mm Figure 3 Vertical

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