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8. Given the following venturi meter and the two pressures shown, calculate the mass flow rate of water in the circular pipe? 200 KPa 150 kPa Dg -0.1 m DA03m

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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8. Given the following venturi meter and the two pressures shown, calculate the mass
flow rate of water in the circular pipe?
200 kPa
- 150 kPa
Dg -0.1 m
DA 03m

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