A horizontal pipe of diameter di at pressure P, carries water which has a constriction of diameter dz at pressure P2. Determine, a. Velocity of the water at di b. Velocity of the water at d2 c. The Flow rate

A horizontal pipe of diameter di at pressure P, carries water which has a constriction of diameter dz at pressure P2. Determine, a. Velocity of the water at di b. Velocity of the water at d2 c. The Flow rate

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A horizontal pipe of diameter di at pressure P, carries water which has a constriction of diameter dz at
pressure P2. Determine,
a. Velocity of the water at di
b. Velocity of the water at d2
c. The Flow rate

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