The water (density =1000 kg/m3) leaves the nozzle (area of the nozzle=0.01 m). Assuming steady, incompressible, and neglect the weight of jet and the plate, change in elevation is also neglected. Determine the horizontal reaction force (N) on the support. Note that the stagnation tube has a fluid of specific gravity S=8.0 and the deflection of the fluid in stagnation tube is 50 cm. stagnation tube angle=40 de Nozzle 50 cm angle =20 deg

The water (density =1000 kg/m3) leaves the nozzle (area of the nozzle=0.01 m). Assuming steady, incompressible, and neglect the weight of jet and the plate, change in elevation is also neglected. Determine the horizontal reaction force (N) on the support. Note that the stagnation tube has a fluid of specific gravity S=8.0 and the deflection of the fluid in stagnation tube is 50 cm. stagnation tube angle=40 de Nozzle 50 cm angle =20 deg

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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