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    CHE 486 Lab 1 Bernoulli Theorem

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    This experiment tested Bernoulli's theorem using a Bernoulli's theorem demonstration unit. Water was pumped through tubes of varying cross-sectional areas labeled A through F. The velocity and pressure of the water were measured at each point using the Bernoulli and continuity equations. As expected from Bernoulli's theorem, velocity increased as pressure decreased where the tube narrowed, with the greatest velocity and lowest pressure occurring at the smallest cross-section. A graph of the results showed the inverse relationship between velocity and pressure, validating Bernoulli's theorem. The objective to demonstrate Bernoulli's theorem through this experimental setup was achieved.

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    This experiment tested Bernoulli's theorem using a Bernoulli's theorem demonstration unit. Water was pumped through tubes of varying cross-sectional areas labeled A through F. The velocity and pressure of the water were measured at each point using the Bernoulli and continuity equations. As expected from Bernoulli's theorem, velocity increased as pressure decreased where the tube narrowed, with the greatest velocity and lowest pressure occurring at the smallest cross-section. A graph of the results showed the inverse relationship between velocity and pressure, validating Bernoulli's theorem. The objective to demonstrate Bernoulli's theorem through this experimental setup was achieved.

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    This experiment tested Bernoulli's theorem using a Bernoulli's theorem demonstration unit. Water was pumped through tubes of varying cross-sectional areas labeled A through F. The velocity and pressure of the water were measured at each point using the Bernoulli and continuity equations. As expected from Bernoulli's theorem, velocity increased as pressure decreased where the tube narrowed, with the greatest velocity and lowest pressure occurring at the smallest cross-section. A graph of the results showed the inverse relationship between velocity and pressure, validating Bernoulli's theorem. The objective to demonstrate Bernoulli's theorem through this experimental setup was achieved.

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    CHE 486 Lab 1 Bernoulli Theorem

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    RESULT

    EXPERIMENT 3

    CROSS USING BERNOULLI EQUATION USING CONTINUITY DIFFERENCE


    SECTION EQUATION
    i h*  hH hi V iB [2 * g * (h * hi )] D 2i Q AV V iBV iC
    Ai  V iC
    ( mm) (mm) (mm) 4 Ai
    (m / s) (m / s)

    A 157 152 0.3132 5.3093x10¯⁴ 0.2845 0.0287

    B 156 147 0.4202 3.6644x10¯⁴ 0.4122 0.0082

    C 156 118 0.8635 2.0106x10¯⁴ 0.7513 0.1122

    D 153 133 0.6264 3.1416x10¯⁴ 0.4808 0.1456

    E 152 136 0.5603 3.8013x10¯⁴ 0.3794 0.1629

    F 151 141 0.4429 5.3093x10¯⁴ 0.2845 0.1584

    Experiment 1
    1.8
    1.6
    1.4
    1.2
    1
    0.8
    0.6
    0.4
    0.2
    0
    A B C D E F

    Bernoulli Equation Continuity Equation

    Figure 1: Experiment 1
    ABSTRACT

    The Bernoulli’s law states that if an incompressible fluid flows through different sizes
    of pipes, the fluid velocity changes. This change creates different forces and
    pressures on the pipe’s cross-section area. The objective of this experiment is to
    demonstrate the Bernoulli’s theorem. This experiment use the Bernoulli’s Theorem
    Demonstration Unit which contains many part such as venture meter, manometer
    tube, pump and water tank equipped with pump water controller, water host and
    tubes. During the experiment, water is fed through a hose connector and the flow
    rate can be adjust at the flow regulator valve at the outlet of the test section. The
    venture can be demonstrated as a means of flow measurement and the discharge
    coefficient can be determined. The pressure level and velocity reading for part A to E
    of the tube is recorded. From Bernoulli theory, the relation between the increase and
    decrease in the pressure value is inversely proportional to its velocity. Thus, the
    Bernoulli’s theorem is accepted. The experiment was successfully done and the
    objectives was achieved.
    Objective

    1) To demonstrate Bernoulli’s Theorem

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