Water(at 10 deg C)flows in the 90° horizontal bend at a rate of 0.34 m3/s and discharges into the atmosphere past the downstream flange. The pipe diameter is 0.3 m. What force must be applied at the upstream flange to hold the bend in place? Assume that the volume of water downstream of the upstream flange is 0.1 m3 and that the bend and pipe weigh 445 N. Assume the pressure at the inlet section is 28 kPa gage.

Water(at 10 deg C)flows in the 90° horizontal bend at a rate of 0.34 m3/s and discharges into the atmosphere past the downstream flange. The pipe diameter is 0.3 m. What force must be applied at the upstream flange to hold the bend in place? Assume that the volume of water downstream of the upstream flange is 0.1 m3 and that the bend and pipe weigh 445 N. Assume the pressure at the inlet section is 28 kPa gage.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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