Water flows through a venturi as shown in the figure at a flow rate of Q= 12 L/s. The inlet and throat diameters of the venturi meter are (D = 4.0 cm and d = 3.5 cm) respectively. The height of water column in the manometers L, = 165 cm and L, = 50 cm respectively. %3D What is the head loss (cm) in the venturi (between 1 & 3)? Li L3 2 d 3 D

Water flows through a venturi as shown in the figure at a flow rate of Q= 12 L/s. The inlet and throat diameters of the venturi meter are (D = 4.0 cm and d = 3.5 cm) respectively. The height of water column in the manometers L, = 165 cm and L, = 50 cm respectively. %3D What is the head loss (cm) in the venturi (between 1 & 3)? Li L3 2 d 3 D

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