6.5BELLOWS6100mmThe horizontal elbow is joined by bellows to the rest of thepiping system and it transports water. Determine the X and Ycomponents of the force needed to keep the elbov in posi-tion. The pressure at A and B is 200 kPa, the flow rate is30 L/s and the pipe diameter is 100 mm.6.6 Water flows at a rate of 0,055 m³/s through a piping systemand then issues from the pipe of 50 mm diameter into theatmosphere.Ø150mmØ50mmIgnore losses in the pipe and determine the force requiredat the flange to keep the nozzle in position.(Hint: first determine the pressure at A with Bernoulli'sequation.)

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6.5 BELLOWS 8100mm The horizontal elbow is joined by bellows to the rest of the piping system and it transports vater. Determine the X and Y components of the force needed to keep the elbow in posi- tion. The pressure at A and B is 200 kPa, the flow rate is

6.5 BELLOWS 8100mm The horizontal elbow is joined by bellows to the rest of the piping system and it transports vater. Determine the X and Y components of the force needed to keep the elbow in posi- tion. The pressure at A and B is 200 kPa, the flow rate is

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