Q1/ Water flow through an orifice meter at an empirical equation Re 0.35RE0 and a rate of 300*10° m/s, what will be the difference in pressure head across the meter. Note that : %3D 0.9m. Re= 5095.53 Ca= 0.61 g= 9.81m/s? p=1000 kg/m u = 1*10* kg/m.s m'=Mass flow rate G=Mass flux Re0= Reynolds number at orifice meter

Q1/ Water flow through an orifice meter at an empirical equation Re 0.35RE0 and a rate of 30010° m/s, what will be the difference in pressure head across the meter. Note that : %3D 0.9m. Re= 5095.53 Ca= 0.61 g= 9.81m/s? p=1000 kg/m u = 110* kg/m.s m'=Mass flow rate G=Mass flux Re0= Reynolds number at orifice meter

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