2 water flows through a 35 degree reducing bend as shown...

Name: 2 water flows through a 35 degree reducing bend as shown below at a rate of 0025 m3s flow is frictionless and gravitational effects are negligible the pressure at point 1 is 2 bar please det 16355
Uploaded: 2023-08-03T08:02:06-08:00
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Description: 2 water flows through a 35 degree reducing bend as shown below at a rate of 0025 m3s flow is frictionless and gravitational effects are negligible the pressure at point 1 is 2 bar please det 16355

2. Water flows through a 35-degree reducing bend, as shown below, at a rate of 0.025 m³/s. Flow is frictionless, and gravitational effects are negligible. The pressure at point 1 is 2 bar. Please determine the x and y components of the force required to hold the pipe bend in place. $Q = 0.025 \frac{m^3}{s}$ $P_1 = 2 bar$ $D_1 = 0.2 m$ $D_2 = 0.1 m$ $P_2 = ?$ 35°

Water is flowing in a bend which flows from horizontal to vertically upward as shown in the figure below. The diameter of the pipe increases from 1.5 m at cross section 1 to 2 m at cross section 2, which is situated 0.5 m above cross section 1. The volume of water in the pipe between cross sections 1 and 2 is 4.99492 m^3. If the discharge is m^3/s and the pressure at cross section 1 is bar, assuming there is no energy loss: Calculate the pressure at cross section 2. Calculate the horizontal component of the force that water flowing in the pipe exerts on the bend. Give your answer in kN (1 decimal place). Calculate the vertical component of the force that water flowing in the pipe exerts on the bend. Give your answer in kN (1 decimal place). Calculate the magnitude of the force that water flowing in the pipe exerts on the bend. Give your answer to the nearest kN (0 decimal places). Cross Section CONTROL VOLUME Cross Section

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