1. An air-water manometer is connected to either side of a 0.20 m orifice in a 0.30 m water pipe. If the maximum flow rate is 3.4 cu. m per minute, what is the deflection on the manometer? Water temperature is 15 deg C. - Air - Deflection = Al 2. If the flow rate is increased to 5 cu. m per minute, determine the deflection in meters.

1. An air-water manometer is connected to either side of a 0.20 m orifice in a 0.30 m water pipe. If the maximum flow rate is 3.4 cu. m per minute, what is the deflection on the manometer? Water temperature is 15 deg C. - Air - Deflection = Al 2. If the flow rate is increased to 5 cu. m per minute, determine the deflection in meters.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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