WaterD/23.VWhat is the hydrostatic pressure (Pa) at point (2). Do naot write the unit.2207.25How high (L) will the water rise in the vertical leg relative to the level of the water surface ofthe stream (m). Do not write the unit.0.4537What is the stagnation pressure at point 3, (Pa). Do not write the unit.6707.25What is the dynamic pressure at point 3, (Pa). Do not write the unit. A stagnation tube is inserted into a flowing stream of water with one opening directed upstream and the otherend vertical. If the water velocity is 2.5 m/s, water density 1000 kg/m, g= 9.81 m/s, and If D = 0.5 m.Answer the following:

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Water 3. V D/2 2- 1 What is the hydrostatic pressure (Pa) at point (2). Do not write the unit. 2207.25 How high (L) will the water rise in the vertical leg relative to the level of the water surface of the stream (m). Do not write the unit. 0.4537 What is the stagnation pressure at point 3, (Pa). Do not write the unit. 6707.25

Water 3. V D/2 2- 1 What is the hydrostatic pressure (Pa) at point (2). Do not write the unit. 2207.25 How high (L) will the water rise in the vertical leg relative to the level of the water surface of the stream (m). Do not write the unit. 0.4537 What is the stagnation pressure at point 3, (Pa). Do not write the unit. 6707.25

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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