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To calculate the outlet velocity and pressure in a tapered water pipe, the law of continuity and Bernoulli's equation are applied. Given the inlet diameter of 400mm, inlet velocity of 2 m/s, and inlet pressure of 1 bar, the outlet diameter of 200mm leads to an increase in velocity due to the reduction in cross-sectional area. The outlet velocity can be calculated using the equation of continuity, resulting in a higher velocity at the outlet. To find the final pressure at the outlet, Bernoulli's equation should be used, which accounts for the change in kinetic energy and pressure. Posting the calculations and relevant equations is essential for clarity and verification.
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A horizontal water pipe contains a uniform concentric taper where the diameter reduced from 400mm to 200mm. the water pressure and the velocity at the inlet is 1bar or (100kpa) and 2 m/s respectively.
• Calculate the outlet velocity using the law of continuity equation and
• The final pressure at the outlet (in bar).
 
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You need to post your work.
 
rock.freak667 said:
You need to post your work.

How can I post my work. please
 
london_farhad said:
How can I post my work. please

Type it in a new reply.
 
A horizontal water pipe contains a uniform concentric taper where the diameter reduced from 400mm to 200mm. the water pressure and the velocity at the inlet is 1bar or (100kpa) and 2 m/s respectively.
• Calculate the outlet velocity using the law of continuity equation and
• The final pressure at the outlet (in bar).
 
london_farhad said:
A horizontal water pipe contains a uniform concentric taper where the diameter reduced from 400mm to 200mm. the water pressure and the velocity at the inlet is 1bar or (100kpa) and 2 m/s respectively.
• Calculate the outlet velocity using the law of continuity equation and
• The final pressure at the outlet (in bar).

Once again, you need to post your attempt at solving the problem. Start with the relevant equations.
 
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