Water is flowing in a piping system as shown tin figure, Find the i. diameter of section 2 pipe. ii. Mass flow rate in section 1 Section 1 Q1= 0.4 m /s - d1=30 cm Section 3 Q3=0.7 m/s V3= 5 m/s Sec tion 2 V2=4 m/s d2=?

Water is flowing in a piping system as shown tin figure, Find the i. diameter of section 2 pipe. ii. Mass flow rate in section 1 Section 1 Q1= 0.4 m /s - d1=30 cm Section 3 Q3=0.7 m/s V3= 5 m/s Sec tion 2 V2=4 m/s d2=?

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