Calculating Air Pressure, Velocity at Venturi Tube Inlet/Throat/Outlet

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A venturi tube with specified diameters requires calculations for local air pressure, dynamic pressure, total pressure, and local velocity at three points: the inlet, throat, and outlet. To solve this, one must apply principles from fluid mechanics, particularly Bernoulli's equation and the continuity equation. The inlet diameter is 3.0 inches, the throat is 1.5 inches, and the outlet is 3.5 inches, which will affect the velocity and pressure readings. Reference to "Fluid Mechanics" by RK Rajput is suggested for detailed numerical methods. Accurate calculations will provide the required pressure and velocity values at each point in the venturi tube.
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A venturi tube has an inlet diameter of 3.0 inches, a throat diameter of 1.5 inches and an outlet diameter of 3.5 inches. (at standard day conditions and sea level).
What is the local air pressure, dynamic pressure, total pressure and local velocity at the inlet, throat and outlet point.
 
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please cosult this book for ur numerical" fluid mechanics" by RK rajput
 
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