Goldeaglec
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Question: An 8-IN diameter pipe under 100psi of pressure discharges through a 2-IN diameter Nozzle. Neglecting energy loss, the flow rate through the nozzle, in cfs, is most nearly.
I know the answer is 2.65 cfs.
I'm trying to answer the question using the energy equation. V^2/2g + P/gamma + Za = V^2/2g + P/gamma + Zb however I cannot figure out how to write it out. I figured it out just by solving one side of the equation where Q = sqrt (230.68ft x .122sf)/2 (I know I didn't show my work). I would like help on how to write both sides of the equation.
I know the answer is 2.65 cfs.
I'm trying to answer the question using the energy equation. V^2/2g + P/gamma + Za = V^2/2g + P/gamma + Zb however I cannot figure out how to write it out. I figured it out just by solving one side of the equation where Q = sqrt (230.68ft x .122sf)/2 (I know I didn't show my work). I would like help on how to write both sides of the equation.
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