0.540 kPa of Nitrogen gas is contained in a certain vessel. It is fed into the unit at 1 kPa by a certain fan connected to the container tank. 0.120 kPa is the lost at the suction line while and 0.270 kPa at the discharge side. The flow velocity at the exit is 10 m/s. Assume the density of nitrogen gas to be 1.17 kg/m³. Find the pressure developed by the fan. Select the correct response: 1 psi 0.224 psi 0.132 psi 0.331 psi

0.540 kPa of Nitrogen gas is contained in a certain vessel. It is fed into the unit at 1 kPa by a certain fan connected to the container tank. 0.120 kPa is the lost at the suction line while and 0.270 kPa at the discharge side. The flow velocity at the exit is 10 m/s. Assume the density of nitrogen gas to be 1.17 kg/m³. Find the pressure developed by the fan. Select the correct response: 1 psi 0.224 psi 0.132 psi 0.331 psi

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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