Interpretation: The pressure difference across a simple U-tube manometer is to be calculated in the appropriate units.
Concept introduction: A simple U-tube Manometer is a device that can measure the pressure difference across a U-tube filled with fluids of different or the same density.
The pressure difference across the Manometer is given as,
In the above formula, the notations used are,
The density of the substance is given as,
Answer to Problem 2.1P
The pressure difference across a U-tube Manometer is 23544 N/m2.
Explanation of Solution
The U-tube Manometer mentioned in the question can be given as:
The fluid A is Mercury and the fluid B is Carbon tetrachloride here.
The given data is,
Substitute these values in equation (1) above,
The pressure difference across a U-tube Manometer for the given readings of density and manometer is 23544 N/m2.
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