1) If a Venturi meter is not horizontal, its angle must be considered in calculations and corrections may need to be made to piezometer readings.
2) Using the pressure drop across the entire meter rather than just at the throat could calibrate the meter, but the pressure drop at the throat is better since it remains constant during experiments.
3) The pressure drop between inlet and exit cannot be used alone due to increasing with discharge, while the throat drop remains constant.
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What Would Be the Effect on the Results if the Venturi Meter Were Not Horizontal
1) If a Venturi meter is not horizontal, its angle must be considered in calculations and corrections may need to be made to piezometer readings.
2) Using the pressure drop across the entire meter rather than just at the throat could calibrate the meter, but the pressure drop at the throat is better since it remains constant during experiments.
3) The pressure drop between inlet and exit cannot be used alone due to increasing with discharge, while the throat drop remains constant.
1) If a Venturi meter is not horizontal, its angle must be considered in calculations and corrections may need to be made to piezometer readings.
2) Using the pressure drop across the entire meter rather than just at the throat could calibrate the meter, but the pressure drop at the throat is better since it remains constant during experiments.
3) The pressure drop between inlet and exit cannot be used alone due to increasing with discharge, while the throat drop remains constant.
Venturi meter were not horizontal?Would you makeany correction to the piezometer readings if the meter were mountedwith its axis vertical?If the venture meter were not horizontal, the inclined angle between the meter andhorizontal must be considered in calculation. Then, the result follows.The experimental results show that there is a pressure drop across the meter from inletto exit, andthat this pressure drop increases with discharge. Would there by anydisadvantage in using thispressure drop, rather than that between inlet and the throat,for the purpose of calibrating the meter?Replacing the pressure drop between inlet and the throat by that across the meterfrom inlet to exit, it is used to calibrate the meter.Besides, use the pressure drop between inlet and the throat is better than that betweeninlet and exit. It’s because the pressure drop, h2-h1,needed to be kept constant in theexperiment. Also, by the experiment result, the pressure drop between inlet and exitcannot be used as the value of the pressure drop increase with discharge.Using the value of C which you have obtained by experiment, determine the throatdiameter of theVenturi meter which would measure a flow of 0.4m3/s in a pipe of0.6m diameter with a differentialhead of 0.8mC=0.9988By a2= 0.09518m2d2=0.348 m