properties are given in image. Losses are negligilble. Find the mass flow of oil section 1 (diameter, D;)oil (SG = 0.9)HD = 300 mmD: = 100 mmH =600 mmh =100 mmsection 2 (diameter, D:)mercury (SG = 13.6)%3Dbo

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section 1 (diameter, D;) oil (SG = 0.9) D = 300 mm D: =100 mm H =600 mm h =100 mm section 2 (diameter, D:) mercury (SG = 13.6) !3!

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properties are given in image. Losses are negligilble. Find the mass flow of oil

section 1 (diameter, D;)
oil (SG = 0.9)
H
D = 300 mm
D: = 100 mm
H =600 mm
h =100 mm
section 2 (diameter, D:)
mercury (SG = 13.6)
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