Applied Fluid Mechanics (7th Edition)
Applied Fluid Mechanics (7th Edition)
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780132558921
Author: Robert L. Mott, Joseph A. Untener
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 16, Problem 16.1PP

Calculate the force required to hold a flat plate in equilibrium perpendicular to the flow of water at 25 m/s issuing from a 75 -mm-diameter nozzle.

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The force required to hold a flat plate in equilibrium perpendicular to the flow of water at 25m/s issuing from a 75-mm-diameter nozzle.

Answer to Problem 16.1PP

The force required, F= 2.760kN.

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Given information:

Flow velocity of water V= 25m/s and diameter of nozzle d =75 mm.

Calculation:

Calculate force using F = ρ Q V

Where, ρ is the density of water

   Q is the discharge

   V is the velocity

   F is the force

   Q = AV

Where, A is the area of the cross − section.

V is the velocity of flow.

   A = πd24 = 3.14×0 .07524A = 0.00441m2.

   Q = AVQ = 0.00441m2 × 25msQ = 0.1104m3s.

   F = ρQVF = 1000kgm3×0.1104m3s×25msF = 110.4kgs×25msF = 2760kgms2 = 2760NF = 2.760kN.

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