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Blababa [14]
3 years ago
5

A reservoir manometer has vertical tubes of diameter D518 mm and d56 mm. The manometer liquid is Meriam red oil. Develop an alge

braic expression for liquid deflection L in the small tube when gage pressure Δp is applied to the reservoir. Evaluate the liquid deflection when the applied pressure is equivalent to 25 mm of water (gage).

Engineering
1 answer:
Nat2105 [25]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Given that :

the diameter of the reservoir D = 18 mm

the diameter of the manometer d = 6 mm

For an equilibrium condition ; the pressure on both sides are said to be equal

∴

\Delta \ P = \rho _{water} g \Delta h_{water}  = \rho _{oil} g \Delta h_{oil}

\Delta \ P = \rho _{oil} g (x+L) ----- (1)

According to conservation of volume:

A*x = a*L

\dfrac{\pi}{4}D^2x = \dfrac{\pi}{4}d^2 L

x = ( \dfrac{d}{D})^2L

Replacing x into (1) ; we have;

\Delta \ P = \rho _{oil} g ( ( \dfrac{d}{D})^2L+L)

\Delta \ P = \rho _{oil} g \ L  ( ( \dfrac{d}{D})^2+1)

L = \dfrac{\Delta \ P}{\rho _{oil} g \   ( ( \dfrac{d}{D})^2+1)}

Thus; the liquid deflection is : L = \dfrac{\Delta \ P}{\rho _{oil} g \   ( ( \dfrac{d}{D})^2+1)}

when the applied pressure is equivalent to 25 mm of water (gage); the liquid deflection is:

L = \dfrac{\Delta \ P}{\rho _{oil} g \   ( ( \dfrac{d}{D})^2+1)}

L = \dfrac{\rho_{water} \g \Delta \ h}{\rho _{water} SG_{oil}g \   ( ( \dfrac{d}{D})^2+1)}

L = \dfrac{\g \Delta \ h}{SG_{oil}g \   ( ( \dfrac{d}{D})^2+1)}

L = \dfrac{25}{0.827    ( ( \dfrac{6}{18})^2+1)}

L = 27.21  mm

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