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Hello and welcome to this video solution.
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So, here is given that a stationary curve vane reflects a 50 millimeter diameter jet of water through 150.
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Because of friction over the surface the water leaving the vane has only 50 percent of the original velocity.
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Let us say the original velocity is v naught, then the final velocity v will be equal to 80 percent of that which is 0 .8 v naught we can write.
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Thanks.
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Now, you have to calculate the volume flow rate necessary to produce a dynamic force of 2000 newton on the vane.
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So, the force that is produced is 2000 newton.
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So, these are the given parameters and the diameter we have taken as 50 millimeters.
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Now, the force f can be calculated using rho a v square, right, which is equal to this is water, right.
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So, this force is 2000 rho is 1000 for water a.
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This v naught square is 0 .8 v naught...