For the below low-speed wind tunnel (Fig. 1), Settling chamber (reservoir) PI A₁ Nozzle V₂ P2. A2 2 Test section Diffuser Figure 2: Low-Speed Wind Tunnel V3 P3 A3 A) Derive a mathematical expression to determine the flow velocity at the test section? B) At the sea level conditions, calculate the velocity at the test section when A₁/A2=10 and the pressure difference is 4.9 kPa?

For the below low-speed wind tunnel (Fig. 1), Settling chamber (reservoir) PI A₁ Nozzle V₂ P2. A2 2 Test section Diffuser Figure 2: Low-Speed Wind Tunnel V3 P3 A3 A) Derive a mathematical expression to determine the flow velocity at the test section? B) At the sea level conditions, calculate the velocity at the test section when A₁/A2=10 and the pressure difference is 4.9 kPa?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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