Q1: An oil of S= 0. 8 is flowing through a venture meter having a (200- (0.5*your code number)) mm and the diameter of the throat is 100 mm. The mercury differential manometer shows a reading of (250+(0.5*your code number))mm. If the flow rate of oil through the horizontal venture is 70.5 liter/s. Calculate the coefficient of discharge ( Cd):- diameter of code numberz 28.9

Q1: An oil of S= 0. 8 is flowing through a venture meter having a (200- (0.5your code number)) mm and the diameter of the throat is 100 mm. The mercury differential manometer shows a reading of (250+(0.5your code number))mm. If the flow rate of oil through the horizontal venture is 70.5 liter/s. Calculate the coefficient of discharge ( Cd):- diameter of code numberz 28.9

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter8: Time And Time-related Variables In Engineering

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