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A horizontal Venturi meter is attached to a manometer as shown. The flowing fluid is air, and the manometer fluid is water, and h is the manometer reading. Starting with the simplified Bernoulli's equation, derive an equation describing V/₂ with respect to the density of the two fluids, the diameters of the Venturi throat (D₂) and pipe (D₁), and the manometer reading h. (b) (5 pos] For play O V₁, P₁ Flow Throat V2, P2 th Manometer 21 = 22

A horizontal Venturi meter is attached to a manometer as shown. The flowing fluid is air, and the manometer fluid is water, and h is the manometer reading. Starting with the simplified Bernoulli's equation, derive an equation describing V/₂ with respect to the density of the two fluids, the diameters of the Venturi throat (D₂) and pipe (D₁), and the manometer reading h. (b) (5 pos] For play O V₁, P₁ Flow Throat V2, P2 th Manometer 21 = 22

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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A horizontal Venturi meter is attached to a manometer as shown. The flowing fluid is air, and the manometer fluid is water, and h is the manometer reading. Starting with the simplified Bernoulli's equation, derive an equation describing V/₂ with respect to the density of the two fluids, the diameters of the Venturi throat (D₂) and pipe (D₁), and the manometer reading h. s] For plate V O V₁, P₁ Flow Throat V2, P2 th Manometer (3) 21 = 22
Transcribed Image Text:A horizontal Venturi meter is attached to a manometer as shown. The flowing fluid is air, and the manometer fluid is water, and h is the manometer reading. Starting with the simplified Bernoulli's equation, derive an equation describing V/₂ with respect to the density of the two fluids, the diameters of the Venturi throat (D₂) and pipe (D₁), and the manometer reading h. s] For plate V O V₁, P₁ Flow Throat V2, P2 th Manometer (3) 21 = 22
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