Diesel fuel with a specific gravity of 0.8, flows through the Venturi meter shown in figure below. If viscous effects are negligible, determine; a) the elevation, h b) the volume flow rate c) the mass flow rate Take the last three digits of your student number as ABC for your calculation. (For example, if student number is 2019424125, ABC=125) Parameters given for the velocity, the distance and the angle as (m/s), (cm) and (degree) respectively, V=BC, hı=12×C, hz=4xB, Dı=2B, D2=1B, 0=2A

Diesel fuel with a specific gravity of 0.8, flows through the Venturi meter shown in figure below. If viscous effects are negligible, determine; a) the elevation, h b) the volume flow rate c) the mass flow rate Take the last three digits of your student number as ABC for your calculation. (For example, if student number is 2019424125, ABC=125) Parameters given for the velocity, the distance and the angle as (m/s), (cm) and (degree) respectively, V=BC, hı=12×C, hz=4xB, Dı=2B, D2=1B, 0=2A

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