Ch 11.3 Help
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question 3 with numbers
You mark two points on a water pipe which is horizontally positioned with water flowing through it from left to right. The diameter of the pipe at the left mark is 7.937 cmand at the right mark is 1.59 cm. What is the pressure difference between left and right (see sheet 29,25)if the velocity of the fluid on the left is 7.46 cm/s ? Now tilt the pipe such that the right mark is higher than the left mark and indicate with a negative (positive) sign whether the pressure difference increases (decreases).
A=pi/4*d^2
So, A1=pi/4*(.07937)^2
A2= pi/4*(.0159)^2
V1=.0746
v2= X (what youre solving for)
A1*V1 = A2*V2
Solve for V2
Then do
P1 + pgh1 + .5pV1^2 = P2 + pgh2 + .5pV2^2
The phh's cancel so then its just P1 + .5pV1^2 = P2 + .5pV2^2
Bring everything to the other side and you have P1-P2 = .5pV1^2 + .5pV2^2
Where V2 was determined in the first step, and p = 1000 because its the density of water.
and remember its negative
A=pi/4*d^2
So, A1=pi/4*(.07937)^2
A2= pi/4*(.0159)^2
V1=.0746
v2= X (what youre solving for)
A1*V1 = A2*V2
Solve for V2
Then do
P1 + pgh1 + .5pV1^2 = P2 + pgh2 + .5pV2^2
The phh's cancel so then its just P1 + .5pV1^2 = P2 + .5pV2^2
Bring everything to the other side and you have P1-P2 = .5pV1^2 + .5pV2^2
Where V2 was determined in the first step, and p = 1000 because its the density of water.
and remember its negative
me- Guest
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multiply velocity in cm/s * .01 to put it in meters per second
And once you have P1-P2 on one side and a value on the other, youre done. You don't have to solve for the individual P values or anything, youre just looking for the difference
And once you have P1-P2 on one side and a value on the other, youre done. You don't have to solve for the individual P values or anything, youre just looking for the difference
k- Guest
Re: Ch 11.3 Help
P1-P2 IS the difference (same as DeltaP). Hence, you just solve the right side of the equation:
.5pV1^2 + .5pV2^2
And the value you get will be your answer.
.5pV1^2 + .5pV2^2
And the value you get will be your answer.
DJ- Guest
Question 3
You mark two points on a water pipe which is horizontally positioned with water flowing through it from left to right. The diameter of the pipe at the left mark is 7.937 cmand at the right mark is 1.59 cm. What is the pressure difference between left and right (see sheet 29,25)if the velocity of the fluid on the left is 7.46 cm/s ? Now tilt the pipe such that the right mark is higher than the left mark and indicate with a negative (positive) sign whether the pressure difference increases (decreases).
d1 = 0.07937 m V1 = 0.0746 m/s
d2 = 0.0159 m V2 = ?
A1V1 = A2V2
A1 = (pi/4)*(d1^2) = 0.004947
A2 = (pi/4)*(d2^2) = 1.9855e-4
A1V1 = 0.004947*0.0746 m/s = 3.6904e-4
A2V2 = 1.9855e-4*V2
DIVIDE!!! --> A1V1 / A2 = V2 = 1.8587
Then...
.5*rho*(V2^2 - V1^2)
.5*1000*(1.8587^2 - 0.0746^2) = 1724.600265
I think this should be correct.
d1 = 0.07937 m V1 = 0.0746 m/s
d2 = 0.0159 m V2 = ?
A1V1 = A2V2
A1 = (pi/4)*(d1^2) = 0.004947
A2 = (pi/4)*(d2^2) = 1.9855e-4
A1V1 = 0.004947*0.0746 m/s = 3.6904e-4
A2V2 = 1.9855e-4*V2
DIVIDE!!! --> A1V1 / A2 = V2 = 1.8587
Then...
.5*rho*(V2^2 - V1^2)
.5*1000*(1.8587^2 - 0.0746^2) = 1724.600265
I think this should be correct.
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