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ASSIGNMENT 2

BMM2533_1314/1

FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
BMM 2533 FLUIDS MECHANICS 1 2013/2014
Assignment 4
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Friday 6 of December, 2013
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We hereby declare that the work is entirely our own effort. Under no circumstances did we allow anyone to copy our work. We understand and accept that any breach of trust will automatically penalize all parties and zero mark will be given for the assignment.

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ANSWER Q4, Q5, Q7, Q8, AND Q13
1. Derive equation for Pitot-Static probe or Pitot-Darcy probe for velocity measurement.
2. Determine velocity of oil inside a pipe flow and measured by Pitot-Static probe if pressure P1-P2 =
50 kPa and S.G. oil is 0.9.
3. Determine velocity of gas inside a pipe flow if water manometer connected to Pitot-Static probe show 2.5 cm height. Take density of water and air 1000 kg/m3 and 1.25 kg/m3.
4. Determine velocity of water inside a pipe flow if mercury manometer connected to Pitot-Static probe show 10 cm height. Take density of mercury and water 13600 kg/m3 and 1000 kg/m3.
5. Describe 5 advantage and disadvantage of orifice and venturi flowmeter.
6. Derive equation for obstruction flowmeters which is connected to a manometer if d is obstruction opening at point 2, D is diameter of pipe at point 2, ρB is the density of moving fluid, ρM is the density of manometer fluid, h is height of manometer fluid and β is ratio of d/D. fluid d

1

D

x

2

h

A

B

manometer

7. A venturi meter is measuring water flow inside 5 cm diameter piping system and has venturi opening of 2 cm with discharge coefficient of 0.95. If a mercury manometer connected to the venturi shows 2 cm of height, determine the flowrate of water flow.
8. A venturi meter is measuring unknown fluid flow inside 10 cm diameter piping system and has venturi opening of 5 cm with discharge coefficient of

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