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A pipeline of constant 0.6 m diameter with its centerline in the U2 horizontal plane turns through an angle of 75° (Figure 3). The pipeline carries water at the rate of 0.85 m3/s. A pressure gauge at she bend indicates that the pressure is equivalent to 41.3 m of water. Calculate the force exerted U1 on the bend by the water and the direction it acts. Fiaure 3

A pipeline of constant 0.6 m diameter with its centerline in the U2 horizontal plane turns through an angle of 75° (Figure 3). The pipeline carries water at the rate of 0.85 m3/s. A pressure gauge at she bend indicates that the pressure is equivalent to 41.3 m of water. Calculate the force exerted U1 on the bend by the water and the direction it acts. Fiaure 3

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