Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781259696527
Author: J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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**Problem 7.15:** The U-bend shown in Fig. 7.32 is connected to the rest of the piping system by flexible hoses. The internal diameter (ID) of the pipe is 3 inches. The fluid flowing is water, with an average velocity of 50 feet per second. The gauge pressure at point 1 is 30 psig, and at point 2 is 20 psig. What is the horizontal component of the force in the support? 

(Note: Ensure students have access to Fig. 7.32 to solve this problem effectively.)
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Transcribed Image Text:**Problem 7.15:** The U-bend shown in Fig. 7.32 is connected to the rest of the piping system by flexible hoses. The internal diameter (ID) of the pipe is 3 inches. The fluid flowing is water, with an average velocity of 50 feet per second. The gauge pressure at point 1 is 30 psig, and at point 2 is 20 psig. What is the horizontal component of the force in the support? (Note: Ensure students have access to Fig. 7.32 to solve this problem effectively.)
### FIGURE 7.32: Horizontal Pipe U-bend

The diagram illustrates a U-shaped pipe with flow dynamics, featuring flexible hoses on both ends. The direction of flow is indicated by arrows, showing fluid entering at point 1, traveling through the lower section of the U-bend, and exiting at point 2 through the upper section. 

Key elements of the diagram include:

- **Flexible Hoses**: These are depicted at both ends of the U-bend, highlighting areas that allow movement and flexibility within the pipe system.

- **Flow Direction**: Arrows clearly indicate the direction of fluid flow, entering and exiting through the flexible hoses.

- **Support**: An arrow labeled as "Support" points toward the bend area, suggesting reinforcement to maintain structural integrity and balance against fluid dynamics.

- **Coordinate Axes**: The diagram features x and y axes in the top right corner, suggesting orientation and reference for analyzing flow dynamics within the horizontal plane.

The purpose of the U-bend system depicted here is likely related to managing fluid flow and accommodating pressure changes, while the flexible hoses facilitate adaptation to variations in flow conditions.
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Transcribed Image Text:### FIGURE 7.32: Horizontal Pipe U-bend The diagram illustrates a U-shaped pipe with flow dynamics, featuring flexible hoses on both ends. The direction of flow is indicated by arrows, showing fluid entering at point 1, traveling through the lower section of the U-bend, and exiting at point 2 through the upper section. Key elements of the diagram include: - **Flexible Hoses**: These are depicted at both ends of the U-bend, highlighting areas that allow movement and flexibility within the pipe system. - **Flow Direction**: Arrows clearly indicate the direction of fluid flow, entering and exiting through the flexible hoses. - **Support**: An arrow labeled as "Support" points toward the bend area, suggesting reinforcement to maintain structural integrity and balance against fluid dynamics. - **Coordinate Axes**: The diagram features x and y axes in the top right corner, suggesting orientation and reference for analyzing flow dynamics within the horizontal plane. The purpose of the U-bend system depicted here is likely related to managing fluid flow and accommodating pressure changes, while the flexible hoses facilitate adaptation to variations in flow conditions.
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