Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary
Formula Used
Height of Column 2 = (Specific Weight 1*Height of Column 1-Pressure Changes)/Specific weight 2
h2 = (γ1*h1-Δp)/γ2
This formula uses 5 Variables
Variables Used
Height of Column 2 - (Measured in Meter) - Height of column 2 is the length of the column2 measured from bottom to Top.
Specific Weight 1 - (Measured in Newton per Cubic Meter) - Specific weight 1 is the specific weight of the fluid 1.
Height of Column 1 - (Measured in Meter) - Height of column 1 is the length of the column1 measured from bottom to Top.
Pressure Changes - (Measured in Pascal) - Pressure changes is the difference between the pressure inside the liquid droplet and atmospheric pressure.
Specific weight 2 - (Measured in Newton per Cubic Meter) - Specific weight 2 is the specific weight of 2nd fluid.
STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit
Specific Weight 1: 1342 Newton per Cubic Meter --> 1342 Newton per Cubic Meter No Conversion Required
Height of Column 1: 12 Centimeter --> 0.12 Meter (Check conversion here)
Pressure Changes: 3.36 Pascal --> 3.36 Pascal No Conversion Required
Specific weight 2: 1223 Newton per Cubic Meter --> 1223 Newton per Cubic Meter No Conversion Required
STEP 2: Evaluate Formula
Substituting Input Values in Formula
h2 = (γ1*h1-Δp)/γ2 --> (1342*0.12-3.36)/1223
Evaluating ... ...
h2 = 0.128928863450531
STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit
0.128928863450531 Meter -->12.8928863450531 Centimeter (Check conversion here)
FINAL ANSWER
12.8928863450531 12.89289 Centimeter <-- Height of Column 2
(Calculation completed in 00.020 seconds)

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25 Pressure Relations Calculators

Depth of Centroid given Center of Pressure
Go Depth of Centroid = (Center of Pressure*Surface area+sqrt((Center of Pressure*Surface area)^2+4*Surface area*Moment of Inertia))/(2*Surface area)
Center of Pressure on Inclined Plane
Go Center of Pressure = Depth of Centroid+(Moment of Inertia*sin(Angle)*sin(Angle))/(Wet Surface Area*Depth of Centroid)
Differential Pressure-Differential Manometer
Go Pressure Changes = Specific weight 2*Height of Column 2+Specific Weight of Manometer liquid*Height of Manometer Liquid-Specific Weight 1*Height of Column 1
Area of Surface Wetted given Center of Pressure
Go Wet Surface Area = Moment of Inertia/((Center of Pressure-Depth of Centroid)*Depth of Centroid)
Height of Fluid 1 given Differential Pressure between Two Points
Go Height of Column 1 = (Pressure Changes+Specific weight 2*Height of Column 2)/Specific Weight 1
Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points
Go Height of Column 2 = (Specific Weight 1*Height of Column 1-Pressure Changes)/Specific weight 2
Moment of Inertia of Centroid given Center of Pressure
Go Moment of Inertia = (Center of Pressure-Depth of Centroid)*Wet Surface Area*Depth of Centroid
Center of Pressure
Go Center of Pressure = Depth of Centroid+Moment of Inertia/(Wet Surface Area*Depth of Centroid)
Differential Pressure between Two Points
Go Pressure Changes = Specific Weight 1*Height of Column 1-Specific weight 2*Height of Column 2
Angle of Inclined Manometer given Pressure at Point
Go Angle = asin(Pressure on Point/Specific Weight 1*Length of Inclined Manometer)
Length of Inclined Manometer
Go Length of Inclined Manometer = Pressure a/(Specific Weight 1*sin(Angle))
Pressure using Inclined Manometer
Go Pressure a = Specific Weight 1*Length of Inclined Manometer*sin(Angle)
Absolute Pressure at Height h
Go Absolute pressure = Atmospheric pressure+Specific weight of liquids*Height Absolute
Height of Liquid given its Absolute Pressure
Go Height Absolute = (Absolute pressure-Atmospheric pressure)/Specific Weight
Pressure Wave Velocity in Fluids
Go Velocity of pressure wave = sqrt(Bulk Modulus/Mass Density)
Velocity of Fluid given Dynamic Pressure
Go Fluid Velocity = sqrt(Dynamic Pressure*2/Liquid Density)
Dynamic Pressure Head-Pitot Tube
Go Dynamic Pressure Head = (Fluid Velocity^(2))/(2*Acceleration Due To Gravity)
Diameter of Soap Bubble
Go Diameter of Droplet = (8*Surface Tensions)/Pressure Changes
Surface Tension of Liquid Drop given Change in Pressure
Go Surface Tensions = Pressure Changes*Diameter of Droplet/4
Diameter of Droplet given Change in Pressure
Go Diameter of Droplet = 4*Surface Tensions/Pressure Changes
Mass Density given Velocity of Pressure Wave
Go Mass Density = Bulk Modulus/(Velocity of pressure wave^2)
Surface Tension of Soap Bubble
Go Surface Tensions = Pressure Changes*Diameter of Droplet/8
Dynamic Pressure of Fluid
Go Dynamic Pressure = (Liquid Density*Fluid Velocity^(2))/2
Bulk Modulus given Velocity of Pressure Wave
Go Bulk Modulus = Velocity of pressure wave^2*Mass Density
Density of Liquid given Dynamic Pressure
Go Liquid Density = 2*Dynamic Pressure/(Fluid Velocity^2)

Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points Formula

Height of Column 2 = (Specific Weight 1*Height of Column 1-Pressure Changes)/Specific weight 2
h2 = (γ1*h1-Δp)/γ2

Define Differential Pressure Switches?

Differential pressure switches are mechanical devices used for sensing the difference between two measured points.Differential pressure switches have two ports which are connected to the two pressure sources. When connected to the pressure sources, the differential pressure switch will monitor the difference in the pressure between them, when the pressure reaches a set point the switch will either make or break a circuit as the internal diaphragm deflects under pressure making contact – either SPST or SPDT. This will trigger an alarm to alert the user that the pressure has changed. The setpoint in a pressure switch can be either pre-set or field adjustable depending on the application.

How to Calculate Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points?

Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points calculator uses Height of Column 2 = (Specific Weight 1*Height of Column 1-Pressure Changes)/Specific weight 2 to calculate the Height of Column 2, The Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points formula is defined as the height at which fluid 1 is present. Height of Column 2 is denoted by h2 symbol.

How to calculate Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points, enter Specific Weight 1 1), Height of Column 1 (h1), Pressure Changes (Δp) & Specific weight 2 2) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points calculation can be explained with given input values -> 1289.289 = (1342*0.12-3.36)/1223.

FAQ

What is Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points?
The Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points formula is defined as the height at which fluid 1 is present and is represented as h2 = (γ1*h1-Δp)/γ2 or Height of Column 2 = (Specific Weight 1*Height of Column 1-Pressure Changes)/Specific weight 2. Specific weight 1 is the specific weight of the fluid 1, Height of column 1 is the length of the column1 measured from bottom to Top, Pressure changes is the difference between the pressure inside the liquid droplet and atmospheric pressure & Specific weight 2 is the specific weight of 2nd fluid.
How to calculate Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points?
The Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points formula is defined as the height at which fluid 1 is present is calculated using Height of Column 2 = (Specific Weight 1*Height of Column 1-Pressure Changes)/Specific weight 2. To calculate Height of Fluid 2 given Differential Pressure between Two Points, you need Specific Weight 1 1), Height of Column 1 (h1), Pressure Changes (Δp) & Specific weight 2 2). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Specific Weight 1, Height of Column 1, Pressure Changes & Specific weight 2 and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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