Water flowing at the rate of 0.05 m3 /s has a velocity of 40 m/s. The jet strikes a vane and is deflected 120° (Figure). Friction along the vane is negligible and the entire system is exposed to the atmosphere. Potential changes can also be neglected. Determine the force necessary to hold the vane stationary. Water Point 1 P₁ = Patm 2₁ Momentum Equation: Point 2 P₂ = Patm 72 [F -m (Vout-Vin) Control volume

Water flowing at the rate of 0.05 m3 /s has a velocity of 40 m/s. The jet strikes a vane and is deflected 120° (Figure). Friction along the vane is negligible and the entire system is exposed to the atmosphere. Potential changes can also be neglected. Determine the force necessary to hold the vane stationary. Water Point 1 P₁ = Patm 2₁ Momentum Equation: Point 2 P₂ = Patm 72 [F -m (Vout-Vin) Control volume

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