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Consider water flowing upwards through the 50o reducing elbow.If diameters of the elbow at entrance point...

  1. Consider water flowing upwards through the 50o reducing elbow.If diameters of the elbow at entrance point and exit points are 0.027 m and 0.0167 m respectively, elbow is 0.07 m high, velocities of water are 5 m/s and 9 m/s at entrance point and exit point respectively, and density of water is 1000 kg/m3, moment flux correction factor = 1.03.

what is gage pressure and force in horizontal direction

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