Physics · Fluid Mechanics
The water velocity in a horizontal pipe with a 30 mm diameter is measured using a venturimeter with a 15 mm throat diameter. When frictional losses are neglected and the pressure difference between the pipe and the throat sections is 20 kPa, the flow velocity in the pipe is approximately:
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- 11.45 m/s
- 22.00 m/s
- 31.63 m/s✓
- 41.93 m/s
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1.63 m/s
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