Water flows at the rate of 5 ft/s through an inclined pipe. At point A, where the diameter is 12 inches, the pressure is 15 psi. At point B, the diameter is 6 inches and the center of the pipe is 2 feet lower than at point A. a. Draw a clear diagram of the pipe system that indicates the following: (a-1) water flow reflecting the quantities involved in describing fluid flow and (a-2) the object of interest and the quantities that describe Bernoulli's equation. b. Write the Bernoulli's Equation using subscripts U ad L for the upper and lower points respectively and determine the pressure at point B?

Water flows at the rate of 5 ft/s through an inclined pipe. At point A, where the diameter is 12 inches, the pressure is 15 psi. At point B, the diameter is 6 inches and the center of the pipe is 2 feet lower than at point A. a. Draw a clear diagram of the pipe system that indicates the following: (a-1) water flow reflecting the quantities involved in describing fluid flow and (a-2) the object of interest and the quantities that describe Bernoulli's equation. b. Write the Bernoulli's Equation using subscripts U ad L for the upper and lower points respectively and determine the pressure at point B?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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