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Mechanical Properties Of Fluids

Question
CBSEENPH11018997

Oil of density 0.8gm/cc is flowing through a pipe having one end A at a height 2m from ground and other end B at a height 6m from ground. The radii of ends A and B are 1.0 cm and 0.8 cm respectively. The velocity and pressure of oil at end A is 80 cm/s and 2x106dyne/cm2. Find the velocity and pressure at end B.

Solution

Given,
Height of pipe from ground, h= 2m = 200 cm
Height of the pipe, h= 6m = 600 cm
Velocity, v= 80 cm/s
P= 2 x 10dyne/cm
 
 straight a subscript 1 equals πr subscript 1 squared equals straight pi left parenthesis 1 right parenthesis squared equals straight pi space cm squared

straight a subscript 2 equals πr subscript 2 squared equals straight pi left parenthesis 0.8 right parenthesis squared equals 0.64 straight pi space cm squared

straight rho equals 0.8 space gm divided by cc
    
From equation of continuity,

            a1v1=a2v
rightwards double arrow space space space space space space space space straight pi cross times 80 equals 0.64 straight pi cross times straight v subscript 2 space

rightwards double arrow space space space space space space space space space space straight v subscript 2 equals 125 space space c m divided by straight s
v2 is the velocity at end B.
The bernoulli's theorem  is,
space space space space space space space straight P subscript 1 over straight rho plus 1 half straight v subscript 1 squared plus gh subscript 1 equals straight P subscript 1 over straight rho plus 1 half straight v subscript 2 squared plus gh subscript 2
Substituting the respective values, we have
 fraction numerator space 2 cross times 10 to the power of 6 over denominator 0.8 end fraction plus 1 half left parenthesis 80 right parenthesis squared plus 980 cross times 200

equals fraction numerator straight P subscript 2 over denominator 0.8 end fraction plus 1 half left parenthesis 125 right parenthesis squared plus 980 cross times 600

space straight P subscript 2 equals 1.683 cross times 10 to the power of 6 space dyne divided by cm squared 
P2 is pressure at end B.