Direction of flowThe flowing water through the piperecorded a pressure difference betweenfrom point A to B equal to 17.52 KPa, Thespecific weight of the flowing water at 60°Cis 9.65 KN/m³. Calculate the value of h in25-mmdiameter50-mmMercury(sg - 13.54)meters.diameter

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Direction of flow The flowing water through the pipe recorded a pressure difference between from point A to B equal to 17.52 KPa, The specific weight of the flowing water at 60°C is 9.65 KN/m³. Calculate the value of h in 25-mm diameter 50-mm Mercury (sg - 13.54) meters. diameter