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1. In the benzene plant, the pressure drop at some point of a pipeline in which benzene is passing through is measured with a U-tube manometer (Rm,1) as 10 cm (1st situation). The manometer fluid is carbon tetrachloride (CCI4). Then, in order to avoid CCl4 poisoning, it is decided to add a layer of water to both arms of manometer (2nd situation). So, 4 cm of water is added to the left arm and 8 cm of water is added to right arm. In this new situation, what will be the height difference of manometer fluid (CCL4) between the arms of the manometer (Rm.2)? Data: Pbenzene=876 kg/m', pwater=997 kg/m', pcc4=1587 kg/m³ Benzene Flow Benzene Flow 38cm a,right Rm.2 Rm. 3D4cm hJeft 2 nd Situation After adding water to manometer's arms I st Situation Before adding water to manometer's arms

1. In the benzene plant, the pressure drop at some point of a pipeline in which benzene is passing through is measured with a U-tube manometer (Rm,1) as 10 cm (1st situation). The manometer fluid is carbon tetrachloride (CCI4). Then, in order to avoid CCl4 poisoning, it is decided to add a layer of water to both arms of manometer (2nd situation). So, 4 cm of water is added to the left arm and 8 cm of water is added to right arm. In this new situation, what will be the height difference of manometer fluid (CCL4) between the arms of the manometer (Rm.2)? Data: Pbenzene=876 kg/m', pwater=997 kg/m', pcc4=1587 kg/m³ Benzene Flow Benzene Flow 38cm a,right Rm.2 Rm. 3D4cm hJeft 2 nd Situation After adding water to manometer's arms I st Situation Before adding water to manometer's arms

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In the benzene plant, the pressure drop at some point of a pipeline in which benzene is passing through is
measured with a U-tube manometer (Rm,1) as 10 cm (1st situation). The manometer fluid is carbon tetrachloride
(CCl4). Then, in order to avoid CCl4 poisoning, it is decided to add a layer of water to both arms of manometer
(2nd situation). So, 4 cm of water is added to the left arm and 8 cm of water is added to right arm. In this new
situation, what will be the height difference of manometer fluid (CCl4) between the arms of the manometer
(Rm,2)?
Data: rbenzene=876 kg/m3
, rwater=997 kg/m3
, rCCl4=1587 kg/m3

1. In the benzene plant, the pressure drop at some point of a pipeline in which benzene is passing through is measured with a U-tube manometer (Rm,1) as 10 cm (1st situation). The manometer fluid is carbon tetrachloride (CCI4). Then, in order to avoid CCl4 poisoning, it is decided to add a layer of water to both arms of manometer (2nd situation). So, 4 cm of water is added to the left arm and 8 cm of water is added to right arm. In this new situation, what will be the height difference of manometer fluid (CCL4) between the arms of the manometer (Rm.2)? Data: Pbenzene=876 kg/m', pwater=997 kg/m', pccH=1587 kg/m³ Benzene Flow Benzene Flow %38cm w.right Rm.1 Rm.2 w.left 1 st Situation Before adding water to manometer's arms 2 nd Situation After addıing water to manometer's arms
Transcribed Image Text:1. In the benzene plant, the pressure drop at some point of a pipeline in which benzene is passing through is measured with a U-tube manometer (Rm,1) as 10 cm (1st situation). The manometer fluid is carbon tetrachloride (CCI4). Then, in order to avoid CCl4 poisoning, it is decided to add a layer of water to both arms of manometer (2nd situation). So, 4 cm of water is added to the left arm and 8 cm of water is added to right arm. In this new situation, what will be the height difference of manometer fluid (CCL4) between the arms of the manometer (Rm.2)? Data: Pbenzene=876 kg/m', pwater=997 kg/m', pccH=1587 kg/m³ Benzene Flow Benzene Flow %38cm w.right Rm.1 Rm.2 w.left 1 st Situation Before adding water to manometer's arms 2 nd Situation After addıing water to manometer's arms
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