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Author: Saeed Moaveni
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The Venturi meter shown in the sketch below, contracts the flow down to one quarter of its original area. Cold air at 0 deg C flows in the pipe through the Venturi meter. The velocity of the air upstream of the Venturi meter is equal to 40 ft/s and the pressure at the same point is equal to 30 psia. What is the manometer reading if the fluid of the manometer is water with density 1000 kg/m3 . Assume that the air behaves as an ideal gas with molecular weight equal to Mw=29 kg/kmol and constant density evaluated at upstream conditions. Use Bernoulli's equation for your calculations.
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The table below contains the conditions of a fluid (SG = 0.50) flowing in a pipe having constant diameter:
PA 32.4 psi
ZA
29.7 psi
56.8 ft
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68.2 ft
(a) What is the head loss (ft)?
(b) Is the flow from A to B or from B to A?
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