b)A pitot tube flow sensor is used to measure the flow rate in a pipe,as shown in Figure Q4.Impact ProbeP1Direction of FlowStatic ProbeP2Differential pressuretransducerFigure Q4A manometer is used to measure the differential pressure, showinga difference in fluid level of 150 mm between the two probes.Calculate the differential pressure if the liquid has a density of900 kg / m3, expressing your answer in pascals and also bar.(Gravitational acceleration, g may be taken as 9.81 m/s².)(Question 4 continues on the next page.)Page 5 of 14(Question 4 continues below.)c)The velocity of the fluid is given by:2(P1-P2)V =(m/s)where P1 - P2 is the differential pressure, measured in Pascals.Calculate the linear flow rate in m/s.d)If the diameter of the pipe is 200 mm, calculate thei)volumetric flow rate in m3/sii)mass flow rate in kg/s

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