14.11 Calculate the velocity of propagation of a pressure surge in a circular conduit with rigid walls in the following cases: Case Liquid (a) Water (b) Crude oil (RD = 0.80) Gasolene (RD = 0.68) (c) Bulk modulus of elasticity K in MPa 2.22 x 10³ 1.50 x 10³ 9.58 x 10² Pwater = 998 kg/m³

14.11 Calculate the velocity of propagation of a pressure surge in a circular conduit with rigid walls in the following cases: Case Liquid (a) Water (b) Crude oil (RD = 0.80) Gasolene (RD = 0.68) (c) Bulk modulus of elasticity K in MPa 2.22 x 10³ 1.50 x 10³ 9.58 x 10² Pwater = 998 kg/m³

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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