How will we know in which direction a liquid is flowing in a pipe?

How will we know in which direction a liquid is flowing in
a pipe?

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How will we know in which direction a liquid is flowing in a pipe?..

Answer / anonymous surfer

cut the pipe
You will instantly come to a decision

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How will we know in which direction a liquid is flowing in a pipe?..

Answer / bibhuti dash

joined an empty vessel at the end.
if it full then towards the vessel else away from the
vessel.

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How will we know in which direction a liquid is flowing in a pipe?..

Answer / guest

by visual inspection

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How will we know in which direction a liquid is flowing in a pipe?..

Answer / sriyamunan

The Direction of flow insida a pipe can be rightly judged
with the help of touching on the pipe. The vibration would
rightly be able to understand the direction and also the
quantity of flow.

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