through the piping system composed of a pipe of a diameter D and a pipe of a diameter d to atmosphere. Determine the mass flow rate ṁ of the liquid flow and the pressure in the point A if the level of liquid in the container is equal to H and a gauge pressure of the gas in the container is equal Ap- Assume that the container has significantly larger cross-section area than the pipe cross- sections. A d = 20 mm h = 0.5 m p= 1000 kg/m³ Ap, = 15 kPa ṁ, Pa Given: D = 30 mm H= 0.8 m P. = 1.0 bar Find:

through the piping system composed of a pipe of a diameter D and a pipe of a diameter d to atmosphere. Determine the mass flow rate ṁ of the liquid flow and the pressure in the point A if the level of liquid in the container is equal to H and a gauge pressure of the gas in the container is equal Ap- Assume that the container has significantly larger cross-section area than the pipe cross- sections. A d = 20 mm h = 0.5 m p= 1000 kg/m³ Ap, = 15 kPa ṁ, Pa Given: D = 30 mm H= 0.8 m P. = 1.0 bar Find:

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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