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Vipin Chauhan
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Asked: September 5, 20222022-09-05T19:32:59+05:30 2022-09-05T19:32:59+05:30In: Fluid Mechanics, Transportation Engineering

Find the total Energy of 5kg of water flowing with a velocity of 4m/sec under a pressure of 42 bar at a level 20metre above the datum line

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    1. Priyanka Kashyap
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      2022-09-05T20:34:04+05:30Added an answer on September 5, 2022 at 8:34 pm

      Given data : Weight of water = 5 Kg Velocity of water = 4 m/sec Pressure of water = 4.2 bar = 42828.080 Kgf/m² [ w.k.t. 1bar = 10197.1621 Kgf/m² ] Level of water = 20 m Total energy of water = Kinetic energy + Gravitational energy + Pressure energy Now, Kinetic energy per unit Kg of water = ½ mV² ×Read more

      Given data :

      Weight of water = 5 Kg

      Velocity of water = 4 m/sec

      Pressure of water = 4.2 bar = 42828.080 Kgf/m² [ w.k.t. 1bar = 10197.1621 Kgf/m² ]

      Level of water = 20 m

      Total energy of water = Kinetic energy + Gravitational energy + Pressure energy

      Now, Kinetic energy per unit Kg of water = ½ mV² × 1/m = ½ V² = ½ (4)² = 8 J

      Pressure energy per unit Kg of water = ( pressure × volume ) / mass = pressure / density.

      { Density = mass / volume }

      = 42828.080 / 10³ = 42.82 J

      Gravitational energy per unit Kg of water = m × g × h × 1/m = g × h = 9.8 × 20 = 196 J

      Therefore, Total energy per unit Kg of water = ( 8 + 42.82 + 196 ) J = 246.82 J

      Now, Total energy of 5 Kg of water = 5 × 246.82 J = 1234.1 J

       

       

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