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EXPERIMENT NO:
Name of the Experiment: To verify Bernoull's Theorem ?
Apparatrs : Beraoulli's apparatus, Controllire valve at inlet and outlet,
Uischarge Measuring T'ank, Scale, Stopwatch ctc.
Where,
P/w= Pressure enery
V'/2g Kinetic energy
Z=Poteitial energy
Theory: The Bernoulli's theoremstates tha the total energy of non Viscous in
compressible tluid in asteady state of flov, remains constant along a stream line
q Daniel Bernoulli's enunciated in 1738 that is In any stream flowing steadily without
friction, the total energy ontained in a given mass isomë at energy contained in
given mass is sone at energy point in its path ot Mow. This statement is called
Bernoulli's theorem with reference to section I-- ard 2 -2 along the length of steady
fiow in the stream tube shown in l:g. The total energy at section l-1 is equal to the total
energy - at section 2-2 as statcd i! Bernoulli's theeren.
With usual notations, the expression for total energy contained in a unit wt of fluid at
section l - l and2- 2is given by
P,/W+V'/ 2g + Z = ;/ V + V;'/ 2g + Z2
In M<S system the pressure cnergy. kinetic energy and
pulertial energy meas., n ic, iuid column per unit wt of
frictir
luid equation is rnodified ty taking into loss of energy due tc
Sample Ca!culatiou : H
Velocity = V= cm/sec
Velocity head = cm
2.g
Total head = --+Z=(
2.g
+ +
)= Cm
P
re çie graph : a) No. of tubes to - +Z cm
W
b) No. of tubes to - cm
2.g
P
c) No. of tubes to - +Z cm
2.g
e total encrgy cfa strean1line, while the particle moves from one
nother. Bernoulii's theorem for an incompressible fluid flow is