A horizontal venturi meter having a throat diameter of 20 mm is set in a 75-mm-ID pipeline.
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A horizontal venturi meter having a throat diameter of 20 mm is set in a 75-mm-ID pipeline. Water at 15°C is flowing through the line. A manometer containing mercury under water measures the pressure differential over the instrument. When the manometer reading is 500 mm, what is the flow rate in m3/h? If 12 percent of the differential is permanently lost, what is the power consumption of the meter?
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Unit Operations Of Chemical Engineering
ISBN: 9780072848236
7th Edition
Authors: Warren McCabe, Julian Smith, Peter Harriott
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