Question #189947

A cylindrical pipe with water flowing downward at 0.02 m3/s having top diameter of 0.08 m, bottom diameter of 0.04 m, and an elevation of 1.5 m. Determine the fluid pressure difference, kPa, across the pipe.


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2021-05-07T08:13:18-0400

velocity1=0.02/(π(0.08/2)2)velocity 1= 0.02/(\pi(0.08/2)^2)

v1=1.018105m/sv1= 1.018*10^-5m/s

velocity2=0.02/(π(0.08/2)2)velocity 2= 0.02/(\pi(0.08/2)^2)

v2=2.546106m/sv2= 2.546*10^-6m/s

bernoulis equation = 1/2ev12+p1+egy1=1/2ev22+p1+egy11/2ev1^2 +p1+ egy1 = 1/2ev2^2 +p1+ egy1

p1p2=0.5ev22+egy20.5ev12p1-p2 = 0.5ev2^2+egy2 -0.5ev1^2

=0.5997.77(2.5106)2+977.779.81.50.5977.77(1.018105)2=0.5*997.77*(2.5-10^-6)^2+ 977.77*9.8*1.5-0.5*977.77*(1.018*10^-5)^2

=14667.219N/m14667.219 N/m

= 14.667kPa


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