The vertical reducing section shown in the figure contains oil with S flowing upward at the rate of 0.5 m /s. The pressure at the larger section is 200 kPa. Neglecting losses, determine the force induced by the flow on the contraction. 0.86, 300 mm dia 450mm 450 mm dia

The vertical reducing section shown in the figure contains oil with S flowing upward at the rate of 0.5 m /s. The pressure at the larger section is 200 kPa. Neglecting losses, determine the force induced by the flow on the contraction. 0.86, 300 mm dia 450mm 450 mm dia

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The vertical reducing section shown in the figure contains oil with S
flowing upward at the rate of 0.5 m /s. The pressure at the larger section is 200 kPa.
Neglecting losses, determine the force induced by the flow on the contraction.
0.86,
300 mm dia
asomm
450mm
450 mm dia

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