This document contains 3 physics problems about fluid mechanics:
1) Calculating the force of a water jet hitting a wall from a nozzle traveling at 6.0 m/s.
2) Calculating the downstream pressure of water flowing through an expanding bend that changes direction by 120 degrees, given the upstream diameter, downstream diameter, and upstream pressure.
3) Determining the momentum velocity correction factor β for laminar flow in a tube.
This document contains 3 physics problems about fluid mechanics:
1) Calculating the force of a water jet hitting a wall from a nozzle traveling at 6.0 m/s.
2) Calculating the downstream pressure of water flowing through an expanding bend that changes direction by 120 degrees, given the upstream diameter, downstream diameter, and upstream pressure.
3) Determining the momentum velocity correction factor β for laminar flow in a tube.
This document contains 3 physics problems about fluid mechanics:
1) Calculating the force of a water jet hitting a wall from a nozzle traveling at 6.0 m/s.
2) Calculating the downstream pressure of water flowing through an expanding bend that changes direction by 120 degrees, given the upstream diameter, downstream diameter, and upstream pressure.
3) Determining the momentum velocity correction factor β for laminar flow in a tube.
1. Water at 298 K discharges from a nozzle and travels horizontally, hitting a
flat, vertical wall. The nozzle has a diameter of 12 mm and the water leaves the nozzle with a flat velocity profile at a velocity of 6.0 m/s. Neglecting frictional resistance of the air on the jet, calculate the force in newtons on the wall. 2. Water at a steady-state rate of 0.050 m3/s is flowing through an expanding bend that changes direction by 120°. The upstream diameter is 0.0762 m and the downstream diameter is 0.2112 m. The upstream pressure is 68.94 kPa gage. Neglect energy losses within the elbow and calculate the downstream pressure at 298 K. Also calculate Rx and Ry. 3. The momentum velocity correction factor β is defined as follows for flow in one direction, where the subscript x is dropped: (v ) 2 av = vav vav