Oil (s = 0.80) is the fluid in the pipe shown below and mercury (s = 13.6) is the fluid in the manometer. If the deflection Ah is 70 cm and l is 170 cm, what is the gage pressure at the center of the pipe? Flow Ah 2 - Ym{manometer liquid) 4.

Oil (s = 0.80) is the fluid in the pipe shown below and mercury (s = 13.6) is the fluid in the manometer. If the deflection Ah is 70 cm and l is 170 cm, what is the gage pressure at the center of the pipe? Flow Ah 2 - Ym{manometer liquid) 4.

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Description: Oil (s = 0.80) is the fluid in the pipe shown below and mercury (s = 13.6) is thefluid in the manometer. If the deflection Ah is 70 cm and l is 170 cm, what is the gagepressure at the center of the pipe?FlowAh2- Ym{manometer liquid)4.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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