200mm diameter 400mm diameter Mercury (SG = 13.6) ↑ Water n the 200mm diameter vertical venturi meter attached to a 400mm pipe as shown, a manometer is attached to the side. If the discharge of water in the system is 300 L/s, determine the distance "x" shown. (A) 246.32 mm (B) No Answer among the choices 282.69 mm (D) 302.74 mm (E) 208.41 mm 20 30⁰ "X" 350mm 300mm 450mm ***

200mm diameter 400mm diameter Mercury (SG = 13.6) ↑ Water n the 200mm diameter vertical venturi meter attached to a 400mm pipe as shown, a manometer is attached to the side. If the discharge of water in the system is 300 L/s, determine the distance "x" shown. (A) 246.32 mm (B) No Answer among the choices 282.69 mm (D) 302.74 mm (E) 208.41 mm 20 30⁰ "X" 350mm 300mm 450mm ***

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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