from where that 1 came ????????????? + pgz, = Pgauge2PC;+ pgz 2+1, gauge· If the venturi meter is horizontal then Bernoulli'sEquation reduces to:fromwhere?P+- Р, +2%3D2Eq.1thus- If the continuity equation is applied from section 1 to 2we obtain:C1,idealA,Eq.2C2,idealA

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Pgauge PC; + + pgz, = Pgauge PC + pgz 2 1,gauge 2 + 2 If the venturi meter is horizontal then Bernoulli's Equation reduces to: P+ Р, + 2 pe²2 %3D 2 (R-P.), Eq.1 thus C,

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+ pgz, = Pgauge
2
PC;
+ pgz 2
+
1, gauge
· If the venturi meter is horizontal then Bernoulli's
Equation reduces to:
from
where?
P+
- Р, +
2
%3D
2
Eq.1
thus
- If the continuity equation is applied from section 1 to 2
we obtain:
C1,ideal
A,
Eq.2
C2,ideal
A

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