150mm dia. 300mm dia. 800 mm Water Mercury (SG = 13.6) A vertical venturi meter 150mm diameter is installed in a 300mm diameter vertical pipe as shown. The flow is upward. If the specific gravity of mercury at the bottom part of the manometer is 13.6, determine the a) Discharge if head loss is neglected is 0.26 cu.m./s b) Discharge if head loss is 2m from point 1 to point 2 is 0.23 cu.m./s c) Coefficient of discharge is 0.90

150mm dia. 300mm dia. 800 mm Water Mercury (SG = 13.6) A vertical venturi meter 150mm diameter is installed in a 300mm diameter vertical pipe as shown. The flow is upward. If the specific gravity of mercury at the bottom part of the manometer is 13.6, determine the a) Discharge if head loss is neglected is 0.26 cu.m./s b) Discharge if head loss is 2m from point 1 to point 2 is 0.23 cu.m./s c) Coefficient of discharge is 0.90

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