blem: Determine the pressure in kPa at the following points:       a) Point 1         b) Point 2         c) Point A   Fluid from Point 1 to Point 2 is mercury (Hg) with Specific Gravity of 13.6. Fluid from Point 2 to Point A is water (H2O). Point 2-A (h=12 cm)

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Problem: Determine the pressure in kPa at the following points:

      a) Point 1  

      b) Point 2  

      c) Point A  

Fluid from Point 1 to Point 2 is mercury (Hg) with Specific Gravity of 13.6.

Fluid from Point 2 to Point A is water (H2O).

Point 2-A (h=12 cm)

Problem: Determine the pressure in kPa at the following points:
a) Point 1
b) Point 2
c) Point A
Fluid from Point 1 to Point 2 is mercury (Hg) with Specific Gravity of 13.6.
Fluid from Point 2 to Point A is water (H2O).
Point 2-A (h=12 cm)
open to atm
-H20
48 cm
-
4.
Hg (S.G.= 18.6)
Transcribed Image Text:Problem: Determine the pressure in kPa at the following points: a) Point 1 b) Point 2 c) Point A Fluid from Point 1 to Point 2 is mercury (Hg) with Specific Gravity of 13.6. Fluid from Point 2 to Point A is water (H2O). Point 2-A (h=12 cm) open to atm -H20 48 cm - 4. Hg (S.G.= 18.6)
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