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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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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.