A large pressurized tank is filled with air discharges into the atmosphere The flow path is a short and frictionless smooth pipe connected to a discharge nozzle. Find the pressure in the pipe for the given data. Ignore all the friction losses, including head losses at the entrance of the pipe, at the bend and at the nozzle. * (kPa): 110.0 Prank (m): Deipe derz (m): 0.015 0.040 P(kPa): 101 atm Tm (C): 20 Air Your answer

A large pressurized tank is filled with air discharges into the atmosphere The flow path is a short and frictionless smooth pipe connected to a discharge nozzle. Find the pressure in the pipe for the given data. Ignore all the friction losses, including head losses at the entrance of the pipe, at the bend and at the nozzle. * (kPa): 110.0 Prank (m): Deipe derz (m): 0.015 0.040 P(kPa): 101 atm Tm (C): 20 Air Your answer

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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