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Exercise 2.1 Force exerted on a bend

A circular cylindrical pipe whose diameter is 50 cm goes through a 90° bend. If the water flow rate in the pipe is 1 m s , calculate the force applied by the flow onto the support (orientation and magnitude). The absolute pressure measured at the inlet of the bend is 2 bar and the air surrounding the pipe is assumed to be at a pressure of 1 bar. [Pg.47]

Carry out the numerical application and discuss the way in which the ambient atmospheric pressure should be taken into account. [Pg.48]

we analyze what can be learnt from the application of the Bernoulli s and momentum theorems when they are appUed to the emptying of a tank in which the water level is H. [Pg.48]

Establish Torricelli s formula, which gives the velocity of the fluid at its exit from the tank. For this question, it will be assumed that the pressure in the jet is the atmospheric pressure. [Pg.48]

Using the results from section 2.3, explain which effect allows the pressure (within the gravity field) to actually settle at the atmospheric pressure in the jet at the tank outlet. [Pg.48]


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