For the Pipe shown Q=4250 gallons per minute (gpm), P1=132 kPa and P2 = 211 kPa. If the pipe carries a %3D special fluid of SG=1.2, What is the direction of the flow? 1 550mmo 7.88m 2 2.95m Datum O point 1 to 2 O No flow point 2 to 1

For the Pipe shown Q=4250 gallons per minute (gpm), P1=132 kPa and P2 = 211 kPa. If the pipe carries a %3D special fluid of SG=1.2, What is the direction of the flow? 1 550mmo 7.88m 2 2.95m Datum O point 1 to 2 O No flow point 2 to 1

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For the Pipe shown Q=4250 gallons per minute (gpm), P1=132 kPa and P2 = 211 kPa. If the pipe carries a
%3D
special fluid of SG=1.2, What is the direction of the flow?
1
550mmo
7.88m
2
2.95m
Datum
O point 1 to 2
O No flow
point 2 to 1

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