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Water at a density of 62.4 lbm/ft3 and a pressure of 132 psi is flowing through a pipe at 20 ft/sec. The speed of sound in the water is 4782 ft/sec. A check valve suddenly closed. Given: Pmax AP spike ΔΡ. = = Pe fluid density AV change in fluid velocity 9c gravitational constant = 32.17 O 1610.5 lbm ft lbf sec² What is the maximum pressure of the fluid in psi? O 1420.3 Pstatic+APspike Pe AV 9c = 1026.8 1160.6

Water at a density of 62.4 lbm/ft3 and a pressure of 132 psi is flowing through a pipe at 20 ft/sec. The speed of sound in the water is 4782 ft/sec. A check valve suddenly closed. Given: Pmax AP spike ΔΡ. = = Pe fluid density AV change in fluid velocity 9c gravitational constant = 32.17 O 1610.5 lbm ft lbf sec² What is the maximum pressure of the fluid in psi? O 1420.3 Pstatic+APspike Pe AV 9c = 1026.8 1160.6

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Water at a density of 62.4 lbm/ft³ and a pressure of 132 psi is flowing through a pipe at 20 ft/sec. The speed of sound in the water is 4782 ft/sec. A check valve suddenly closed. Given: Pmax = Pstatic+ APspike Pc AV 9c ΔΡ., spike Pc = fluid density AV = change in fluid velocity 9c gravitational constant = 32.17 lbm ft lbf sec² What is the maximum pressure of the fluid in psi? O 1610.5 O 1420.3 1026.8 O 1160.6
Transcribed Image Text:Water at a density of 62.4 lbm/ft³ and a pressure of 132 psi is flowing through a pipe at 20 ft/sec. The speed of sound in the water is 4782 ft/sec. A check valve suddenly closed. Given: Pmax = Pstatic+ APspike Pc AV 9c ΔΡ., spike Pc = fluid density AV = change in fluid velocity 9c gravitational constant = 32.17 lbm ft lbf sec² What is the maximum pressure of the fluid in psi? O 1610.5 O 1420.3 1026.8 O 1160.6
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