The internal diameter of the pipe system shown in the figure is 15.24 cm. The exit nozzle diameter is 7.62cm The pump adds 0.76m of head to the system and the headlosses can be modeled as 0.25v2/2g. What is the velocity, v, of flow leaving the nozzle? velocity, v, of flow leaving the nozzle?

The internal diameter of the pipe system shown in the figure is 15.24 cm. The exit nozzle diameter is 7.62cm The pump adds 0.76m of head to the system and the headlosses can be modeled as 0.25v2/2g. What is the velocity, v, of flow leaving the nozzle? velocity, v, of flow leaving the nozzle?

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The internal diameter of the pipe system shown in the figure is 15.24 cm.
The exit nozzle diameter is 7.62cm The pump adds 0.76m of head to the
system and the headlosses can be modeled as 0.25v2/2g. What is the
velocity, v, of flow leaving the nozzle?
velocity, v, of flow leaving the nozzle?
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15.24 m
0.9 m
Pump
2.1 m
3.1 m
1.5 m

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