The horizontal V fitting, steady, uniform flow at each section, incompressible, and neglect weight of V and water. Determine the forced required (Rx) in N to hold the V in place. Given that p1=207.5 kpa, p2= 120 kpa. Rx D2=8 cm 30° 3 Water Q1-0.4 m /s D1 = 20 cm

The horizontal V fitting, steady, uniform flow at each section, incompressible, and neglect weight of V and water. Determine the forced required (Rx) in N to hold the V in place. Given that p1=207.5 kpa, p2= 120 kpa. Rx D2=8 cm 30° 3 Water Q1-0.4 m /s D1 = 20 cm

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The horizontal V fitting, steady, uniform flow at each
section, incompressible, and neglect weight of V
and water. Determine the forced required (Rx) in N
to hold the V in place. Given that p1=207.5 kpa,
p2= 120 kpa.
Rx
D2 = 8 cm
30°
3
Water
Q1=0.4 m
is
D1 = 20 cm

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