Given: Water (p = 1000 kg/m³) flows past a half body as shown in the figure. Pressure is measured atpoints A and B of 160 kPa and 90 kPA, respectively. Point A is the stagnation point and B issitting on the stream line of y=bU and directly above the source.y = zbUStagnationpointAssume:SourceStagnation pointBльFind: Estimate the velocity of the uniform stream (U) needed to result in the given pressures. You willwant to read the section of the textbook that relates to a Rankine half-body.

Given data: PA=160 kPaPB=90 kPa To find: Velocity of uniform stream, U

Given: Water (p = 1000 kg/m³) flows past a half body as shown in the figure. Pressure is measured at points A and B of 160 kPa and 90 kPA, respectively. Point A is the stagnation point and B is sitting on the stream line of tbl and directly above the source. y=zbU U Stagnation point Source Stagnation point ль Find: Estimate the velocity of the uniform stream (U) needed to result in the given pressures. You will want to read the section of the textbook that relates to a Rankine half-body.

Given: Water (p = 1000 kg/m³) flows past a half body as shown in the figure. Pressure is measured at points A and B of 160 kPa and 90 kPA, respectively. Point A is the stagnation point and B is sitting on the stream line of tbl and directly above the source. y=zbU U Stagnation point Source Stagnation point ль Find: Estimate the velocity of the uniform stream (U) needed to result in the given pressures. You will want to read the section of the textbook that relates to a Rankine half-body.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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