5) Figure 5 shows a manometer being used to indicate the difference in pressure between points A and B in a pipe. Estimate the pressure difference between the points A and B (Ans: 18.84 kPa) (РА- Рв). Oil (sg 0.90) 0.91 m 0.61 m 1.83 m Water

5) Figure 5 shows a manometer being used to indicate the difference in pressure between points A and B in a pipe. Estimate the pressure difference between the points A and B (Ans: 18.84 kPa) (РА- Рв). Oil (sg 0.90) 0.91 m 0.61 m 1.83 m Water

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5) Figure 5 shows a manometer being used to indicate the difference in pressure between
points A and B in a pipe. Estimate the pressure difference between the points A and B
(РА- Рв).
(Ans: 18.84 kPa)
Oil (sg = 0.90)
0.91 m
0.61 m
1.83 m
Water
Figure 5
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