Water (SG=1) flows through the diverging frictionless pipe shown at flowrate of Q with the given parameters below (g=9.81 m/s?)Q=500 m³/h, P1=500 kPa, z1=3 m, Z2=14 m, D1=400 mm, D2= 500 mmThe inlet velocity ism/s (0.95;1.00;1.05;1.11;1.16)The exit velocity ism/s (0.61;0.64;0.67;0.71;0.74)The exit pressure iskPa (374;392;412;433;454)

Given data as per questionQ=500 m3h=0.1388 m3sP1=500Kpaz1=3mz2=14mD1=400 mmD2=500 mmwe know…

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Water (SG=1) flows through the diverging frictionless pipe shown at flowrate of Q with the given parameters below (g=9.81 m/s?) Q=500 m3/h, P1=500 kPa, z1=3 m, z2=14 m, D1=400 mm, D2= 500 mm

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Water (SG=1) flows through the diverging frictionless pipe shown at flowrate of Q with the given parameters below (g=9.81 m/s?)
Q=500 m³/h, P1=500 kPa, z1=3 m, Z2=14 m, D1=400 mm, D2= 500 mm
The inlet velocity is
m/s (0.95;1.00;1.05;1.11;1.16)
The exit velocity is
m/s (0.61;0.64;0.67;0.71;0.74)
The exit pressure is
kPa (374;392;412;433;454)

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