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Flow in Pipes Another Q
Hi again similar to my previous post I'm wondering why the solution uses the gauge pressure at point 3 (P3) surely the bolt has to oppose the absolute pressure at point 3 and I don't see how Patm would cancel out. Thanks for your time. Sorry for the bad quality of picture...- TyronP
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Flow in Pipes Q
Hi lads, I'm a Mech eng student and I was wondering if you could help me out with the question in the attached picture: -First of all I'm wondering why P2=0 because the question gives no indication that P1=150kPa is a gauge pressure -I can understand why there is no head loss due to exit because...- TyronP
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