Pressure gauge B is to measure the pressure at point A in water flow as shown in Figure (1). If the pressure at B is kpa, estimate the pressure at A in Kpa. Assume all fluids are at 200 C. Take water density = 1000kg/m3 Mercury Specific gravity = 13.6 Oil Specific gravity = 0.7 Use the last two digits of your ID number for the gauge pressure at B in kpa. 75 SAE 30 oil Gage B Mercury б ст 5 cm Water flow 11 cm 4 cm

Pressure gauge B is to measure the pressure at point A in water flow as shown in Figure (1). If the pressure at B is kpa, estimate the pressure at A in Kpa. Assume all fluids are at 200 C. Take water density = 1000kg/m3 Mercury Specific gravity = 13.6 Oil Specific gravity = 0.7 Use the last two digits of your ID number for the gauge pressure at B in kpa. 75 SAE 30 oil Gage B Mercury б ст 5 cm Water flow 11 cm 4 cm

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Description: Pressure gauge B is to measure the pressure at point A in water flow as shown in Figure (1).If the pressure at B is kpa, estimate the pressure at A in Kpa. Assume all fluids are at 200 c.Take water density = 1000kg/m3Mercury Specific gravity = 13.6O

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