U-tube Manometer Explained

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[@ahmedtareq3787]

In only 12 minutes, you taught me more than my professor did during the whole semester! God bless you ❤💯

[@fluidsexplained1901]

Thanks, glad it helped!

[@ChanmaluethLual-yh5kr]

Past three immediately when I went to you-tube I understand everything ❤ so thank

[@gatiskalsnavs5520]

thanks for explaining idea behind monometer structure.

[@gatdetriekthian-py8nv]

Thanks you for your explanation sir

[@eoghancasserly3626]

Thank you. Absolutely perfect

[@lightnabrown]

Thank you, very helpful

[@xc_1]

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[@nic679_]

great explanation!

[@fluidsexplained1901]

Thanks!

[@gatdetriekthian-py8nv]

Can tell you me more about manometer

[@sharemarketkoninja6929]

Wow now i know why u tube is different than previous design

[@fluidsexplained1901]

Glad it helped!

[@lyricsbyfrancisco]

Why did you equate atmospheric pressure to 0 when the standard atmospheric pressure is 101.3 KPa? On 11:50 sec

[@fluidsexplained1901]

Thanks for the question. The assumption is that atmospheric pressure is equal at both ends of the system, so cancels out.

[@nikhila6536]

How??only one end is open to atmosphere….other end is not open to atm…

[@AcidBeast]

Perfect.

[@fluidsexplained1901]

Thanks for the comment!

[@ysmaelshaneurdas5589]

the pressure in the bottom of the u tube is zero??

[@fluidsexplained1901]

The pressure is not zero, but the net pressure is zero as it's the same on both sides of the yellow line.

[@SENPAI_SSA]

Thank you for this bruv

[@GodfirstJohnson]

How did you get h when not given there pls

[@SinTianGoh]

If u have differences in pressure and the density of fluids, u can have height using difference in P= pg difference in H

[@dirtyharrysgun2020]

Thank you sir

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👍nice