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in an oil factory, a pipe (roughness = 0.85 mm & diameter 160 mm) carries a...

in an oil factory, a pipe (roughness = 0.85 mm & diameter 160 mm) carries a fluid (specific gravity of 0.95 & viscosity 0.0061 N.s/m2) at a rate of 109. L/s.

Determine;

a. Flow is laminar or turbulent

b. Friction factor f using explicit equation of Laminar or turbulent flow (Haaland equation)

c. The head loss

d. The shear stress at the pipe wall

e. Velocity 30mm from the centerline

f. The behavior of pipe whether fully rough, transitional, or smooth pipe

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