A 200 mm x 100 mm venturimeter is fitted to a pipe line of 200 mm dia. Discharge of water actually measured is 20 lit/sec. When the manometer reads 250 mm of Hg. Determine ventury co-efficient. Where Sp = 1, Shl=136 Water d₁ = 0.2 m 0.3136327 0.4136327 0.3236327 0.2136327 hug = 0.25 ↓ d₂= 0.1 m -Hg

A 200 mm x 100 mm venturimeter is fitted to a pipe line of 200 mm dia. Discharge of water actually measured is 20 lit/sec. When the manometer reads 250 mm of Hg. Determine ventury co-efficient. Where Sp = 1, Shl=136 Water d₁ = 0.2 m 0.3136327 0.4136327 0.3236327 0.2136327 hug = 0.25 ↓ d₂= 0.1 m -Hg

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