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    This experiment tested Bernoulli's theorem by measuring the static head, velocity head, and total head in a fluid flow system. The static head, velocity, discharge, and cross-sectional area were measured at different points in the pipe. Bernoulli's equation states that the total head remains constant in ideal fluid flow. Some head loss was observed, likely due to friction at the pipe surface. Velocity was higher in smaller cross-sectional areas as expected. The results demonstrate the relationship between velocity, pressure, and elevation heads as described by Bernoulli's principle.

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    This experiment tested Bernoulli's theorem by measuring the static head, velocity head, and total head in a fluid flow system. The static head, velocity, discharge, and cross-sectional area were measured at different points in the pipe. Bernoulli's equation states that the total head remains constant in ideal fluid flow. Some head loss was observed, likely due to friction at the pipe surface. Velocity was higher in smaller cross-sectional areas as expected. The results demonstrate the relationship between velocity, pressure, and elevation heads as described by Bernoulli's principle.

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    Wre - Exp 02 - A1

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    This experiment tested Bernoulli's theorem by measuring the static head, velocity head, and total head in a fluid flow system. The static head, velocity, discharge, and cross-sectional area were measured at different points in the pipe. Bernoulli's equation states that the total head remains constant in ideal fluid flow. Some head loss was observed, likely due to friction at the pipe surface. Velocity was higher in smaller cross-sectional areas as expected. The results demonstrate the relationship between velocity, pressure, and elevation heads as described by Bernoulli's principle.

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    BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND


    TECNOLOGY

    WRE-212

    Fluid Mechanics Sessional

    Experiment No: 02

    Name of the Experiment: Bernoulli's Theorem

    Date of Performance: Name: Ashik Kumar Ghosh

    25.05.2022 Student ID:1904018

    Date of Submission: Level/Term: 2/2

    01.06.2022 Department: CE

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    Collection time 84:31


    Volume of water
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