Solve only as per the assumption given in the figure. Water flows through a 90° bend ina horizontal plane as depicted in thefigure.F₂90°P₂2AtmosphereP₁A pressure of 140 kPa is measured atsection 1-1. The inlet diameter marked·cm27at section 1-1 is while the nozzle14diameter marked at section 2-2√√ Assume the following:(i) Acceleration due to gravity = 10m/s²(ii) Weights of both the bent pipesegment as well as water are negligible.(iii) Friction across the bend is negligible.The magnitude of the force (in kN, upto two decimal places) that would berequired to holdthe pipe section is.

Given- Pressure at section 1-1 P1=140 kPaInlet dia d1=27π cmnozzle dia at section 2-2 d2=14π cmg=10…

Water flows through a 90° bend in a horizontal plane as depicted in the figure. F₂ 90° y π P₁ A pressure of 140 kPa is measured at section 1-1. The inlet diameter marked cm P₂ Atmosphere 27 at section 1-1 is while the nozzle diameter marked at section 2-2 14 T

Water flows through a 90° bend in a horizontal plane as depicted in the figure. F₂ 90° y π P₁ A pressure of 140 kPa is measured at section 1-1. The inlet diameter marked cm P₂ Atmosphere 27 at section 1-1 is while the nozzle diameter marked at section 2-2 14 T

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Solve only as per the assumption given in the figure.

Water flows through a 90° bend in
a horizontal plane as depicted in the
figure.
F₂
90°
P₂
2
Atmosphere
P₁
A pressure of 140 kPa is measured at
section 1-1. The inlet diameter marked
·cm
27
at section 1-1 is while the nozzle
14
diameter marked at section 2-2√√

Assume the following:
(i) Acceleration due to gravity = 10m/s²
(ii) Weights of both the bent pipe
segment as well as water are negligible.
(iii) Friction across the bend is negligible.
The magnitude of the force (in kN, up
to two decimal places) that would be
required to hold
the pipe section is.

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