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freshbox said:Yea sorry missed out on that one..hehe.. I calculated as 0.27L/s. Did you get the answer?
I haven't calculated it but isn't that correct?
The discussion revolves around the theoretical flow rate in a venturi meter, specifically addressing the confusion regarding the diameters of the pipes involved and the calculation of pressure differences. Participants are exploring concepts related to fluid dynamics and pressure measurement.
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freshbox said:Yea sorry missed out on that one..hehe.. I calculated as 0.27L/s. Did you get the answer?


freshbox said:No answer is 0.064L/s![]()
freshbox said:The answer from post #1 0.064 L/s is written by my lecturer.
freshbox said:P1-9810(0.045)=Px
P2-9810(0.027)=Py
P1-P2=176.58
freshbox said:I thought the question is asking to find the theoretical flow rate so why we have to multiply Cd?
Explaining things is not my strong point, I thought you had some problem in arithmetic but I did not know that you haven't yet learned about calculating pressure at a depth. I would suggest you to ask your lecturer or wait for someone else to join.And can you explain to me how you get P1-P2 again?