The venturimeter has an air flowing through it with ᴕ=12 N/m3. The manometer shown below contains both mercury (S.G=13.6) and water. What is the actual volumetric flow rate of the air in L/s? The coefficient of discharge is 0.75.

The venturimeter has an air flowing through it with ᴕ=12 N/m3. The manometer shown below contains both mercury (S.G=13.6) and water. What is the actual volumetric flow rate of the air in L/s? The coefficient of discharge is 0.75.

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The venturimeter has an air flowing through it with ᴕ=12 N/m³. The manometer shown below contains both mercury (S.G=13.6) and water. What is the actual volumetric flow rate of the air in L/s? The coefficient of discharge is 0.75.

The venturimeter has an air flowing through it with 8=12 N/m3. The manometer shown below contains both
mercury (S.G=13.6) and water. What is the actual volumetric flow rate of the air in Lis? The coefficient of
discharge is 0.75.
Aj = 10 cm²
Az = 1cm?
Air
Water
2.0cm
Mercury
3.0 cm
3.1cm

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