Water flows through the elbow. It exits to the atmosphere at section 2. The inlet and exit pipe diameters are D1=10 cm and D2=3 cm, respectively. At a weight flow rate of 178,51 N/s. The elevation difference between the inlet and outlet sections is 25 cm. Neglecting the weight of water and elbow, estimate the force [N] on the flange bolts at section 1. (NOTE: Pwater=998 kg/m³) 25 cm 40° Yanıt:

Water flows through the elbow. It exits to the atmosphere at section 2. The inlet and exit pipe diameters are D1=10 cm and D2=3 cm, respectively. At a weight flow rate of 178,51 N/s. The elevation difference between the inlet and outlet sections is 25 cm. Neglecting the weight of water and elbow, estimate the force [N] on the flange bolts at section 1. (NOTE: Pwater=998 kg/m³) 25 cm 40° Yanıt:

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Water flows through the elbow. It exits to the atmosphere at section 2. The inlet and exit pipe diameters are
D1=10 cm and D2=3 cm, respectively. At a weight flow rate of 178,51 N/s. The elevation difference between the
inlet and outlet sections is 25 cm. Neglecting the weight of water and elbow, estimate the force [N] on the
flange bolts at section 1. (NOTE: Pwater=998 kg/m³)
25 cm
40°
Yanıt:

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