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Experiment No 3 - Manometer Group 1

The document describes an experiment using a manometer to measure liquid pressure. A manometer is an instrument that uses two liquid columns at different heights to measure pressure. The experiment measures the differential pressure between water and oil placed in a U-tube manometer. Pressure measurements are calculated based on the height and density of the liquid columns. Multiple trials are conducted and the percentage difference between the water and oil pressure measurements is computed.

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Experiment No 3 - Manometer Group 1

The document describes an experiment using a manometer to measure liquid pressure. A manometer is an instrument that uses two liquid columns at different heights to measure pressure. The experiment measures the differential pressure between water and oil placed in a U-tube manometer. Pressure measurements are calculated based on the height and density of the liquid columns. Multiple trials are conducted and the percentage difference between the water and oil pressure measurements is computed.

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Experiment No.

PRESSURE MEASUREMENT USING MANOMETER

OBJECTIVE:

To determine the pressure of the liquid column using manometer.

THEORY:

A manometer is a pressure measuring instrument, usually limited to measuring


instrument, usually limited to measuring pressures near to atmospheric. The term
manometer is often used to refer specifically to liquid column hydrostatic instruments. In
this experiment the focus will be on the measurement of differential pressure of two
different liquids placed inside the U – tube manometer. Due to surface tension, the lower
meniscus will be used in determining the height of the column.

MATERIALS AND APPARATUS:

QTY Unit Description


1 pc Manometer
1 btl Mercury
2 pc Beakers
1 pc Beaker dropper
1/4 Liter Light grade oil (ex. SAE 30)
PROCEDURES:

1. Clean the manometer and dry the inner tube.


2. Fill the U-tube with mercury about 4 centimeters from the bottom of the tube.
3. Mark the initial level of the mercury outside the U-tube.
4. Fill the side of the U – tube with water up to the top lid of the U – tube.
5. Mark the final level mercury outside the U – tube.
6. Compute for the pressure equivalent of mercury column using 13.6 g/cm 3as the
density of mercury.
7. Repeat procedure using light grade oil with specific gravity of 0.80.

Group: ________1___________ Date performed: ____9/30/2023__________

Group Leader: _Cayle Jean Malit Instructor: ______Pereras, Arsenio Jr.______

Group members:

1. _______Ricardo N. Fajardo lll_______


2. _______Renzo Jose Logronio_______
3. _______Zedrick Libera_____________
4. _______________________________
DATA SHEET:

Motor Oil Water


Trial Final level Final level Height, Pressure Height Pressure, Percentage
(left side), (right side), cm g/cm2 cm g/cm2 Difference
cm cm %
1 0.28 0.295 0.195 1.53036 0.18 1.7658 5.36
2 0.285 0.29 0.195 1.53036 0.18 1.7658 1.75
3 0.282 0.293 0.195 1.53036 0.18 1.7658 3.9

Water Oil
Trial Final level Final level Height, Pressure Height Pressure, Percentage
(left side), (right side), cm g/cm2 cm g/cm2 Difference
cm cm
1 26 24 0.02 0.1962 0.018 0.1766 11.1
2 33 34.5 0.015 0.1472 0.013 0.1276 15.36
3 41.2 43 0.018 0.1766 0.017 0.1668 4.62
COMPUTATION:

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