Answered: If you measured h=106.7 mm Hg using…

Name: If you measured h=106.7 mm Hg usingsimple manometer, then the pressur
Uploaded: 2024-03-20T06:56:55.000Z
Channel: Bartleby
Description: If you measured h=106.7 mm Hg usingsimple manometer, then the pressure (inkpa) will be:(Given: Mercury specific gravityis 13.55)Select one:а. 15.25b. 14.18c. 13.12d. 16.32e. 12.05

Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

If you measured h=106.7 mm Hg using simple manometer, then the pressure (in kpa) will be:(Given: Mercury specific gravity is 13.55) Select one: a. 15.25 O b. 14.18 c. 13.12 d. 16.32 e. 12.05

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

ChapterMA: Math Assessment

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.1MA

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

Using Boyle's Law Demonstrator, the absolute pressure and the volume of air are respectively 61.15 kPa and 0.5 L. When the oil height is decreased by 2 cm, the new absolute pressure becomes 50.95 kPa. So, the new air volume will be approximately equal to: Select one: a. 0.6 L b. 0.4 L c. It can't be found because there are missed given data. d. 0.2 L
Q1: A: What will be the (a) gage pressure (b)absolute pressure of water, at depth 14m below surface. Use (Pwater = 1000 kg/m³, PaTm = 101 kN/m²). %3D %3D B: Differential vacuum pressure between A and B equal to 10 kPa, and diameter for A&B equal to 150mm and 200mm respectively. Determine reading (y). (Answer with sketch, See Fig.I) 45cm 25cm y Water Fig.1
Fig. 2.44 10. A micrometer, having a ratio of reservoir to limb areas as 40, was used to determine the pressure in a pipe containing water. Determine the pres- sure in the pipe for manometer reading shown in Fig. 2.45. [Ans. 688.8 mm] Reservoir 50 mm 80 mm Limb
A water-filled manometer measures differential pressure. If one end of the manometer is connected to a gas exerting 0.07 psi and the other end is exposed to the atmosphere, what is the expected difference between height of water in inches? a. 1.28 b. 1.94 C. d. 2.34 Answer is not among the choices
Answer must Be Correct.
Apply grid method:
The expansion tank of a household hot-water heating system is open to the atmosphere and is 10 meters above a pressure gauge attached to the furnace. What is the gauge pressure at the furnace, in pascals? In atmospheres? Include given, fbd and solution.
80 kPa pressure difference is equal to .... oil manometer height. Take mercury specific gravity as 0.8. 17.14 cm 12.25 m 10.88 m 21.2 cm 9.75 m
c) Sketch the shear force diagram d) Sketch the bending moment diagram
If you measured h=851.1 mm Hg using simple manometer, then the pressure (in kpa) will be:(Given: Mercury specific gravity is 13.55) uor Select one: O a. 104.62 Ob. 96.11 O c. 130.15 d. 121.64 Oe. 113.13 Inviscid water Flows as shown, The manometers helghts are h1-59.3 cm, and h2=20 em, what is the water acceleration (m/s2)?
What is the gauge pressure at a point 5.5 m below the free surface of liquid having specific gravity 0.85? a. 45861.75 Pa b. 45861.75 kPa c. 53955 Pa d. 53955 kPa
If you measured h=890.9 mm Hg using simple manometer, then the pressure (in kpa) will be:(Given: Mercury specific gravity is 13.55) Select one: a. 127.33 b. 100.61 O c. 109.51 O d. 136.24 e. 118.42