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- Explain how flow rate is measured with a Pitot-static tube, and discuss its advantages and disadvantages with respect to cost, pressure drop, reliability, and accuracy.1) Which of the following statement is NOT correct about piping network? a) In parallel pipes, the flow rate is proportional to its diameter and inversely proportional to its length and friction factor. b) When analyzing the piping network, conservation of mass throughout the system must be satisfied. c) In piping systems with pumps, the Bernoulli equation should be corrected by introducing a kinetic energy correction factor. d) The algebraic sum of head losses for all loops equal to zero. 2) The EGL is always a distance V2/2g above the HGL. True or FalseFor what value of Reynolds number flow is laminar in pipes and tubes?
- In cases that there is a desired flowrate, what design considerations must be specified in the piping system if the mechanical energy losses are to be minimum? Explain briefly.kindly help me with this problems INSTRUCTIONS: Solve the problems neatly and systematically. SUse free-floating decimals in all your calculations and in expressing your answers. Box your final answers. 2. Water in a partially filled large tank is to be supplied to the rooftop, which is 8 m above the water level inthe tank, through a 2.5 cm internal diameter pipe by maintaining a constant air pressure of 300 kPa (gauge) inthe tank. If the head loss in the piping system is 2 m of water, determine the discharge rate of the supply ofwater to the rooftop in L/sIs the Fanning friction factor is a function of the pipe’s roughness in the turbulent flow regime.
- For fully developed laminar pipe flow, if the diameter of the pipe is decreased by a factor of 3 whereas the length of pipe and flow rate is kept fixed the head loss will …………. Please fill the blank with correct answer.Which has a greater minor loss coefficient during pipe flow: gradual expansion or gradual contraction? Why?During a retrofitting project of a fluid flow system to reduce the pumping power, it is proposed to install vanes into the miter elbows or to replace the sharp turns in 90° miter elbows by smooth curved bends. Which approach will result in a greater reduction in pumping power requirements?
- 1. What is the likelihood that a flow with an average velocity of 0.15 f t/s in a 6 in. water pipe is laminar? Find the speed at which the flow will always be laminar. 2. If the critical Reynolds number for a river is 2000 based on average velocity and depth, what is the maximum speed for laminar flow in a river 10 f t deep? 2 f t deep? Do you expect any river flow to be laminar?.How would the total mechanical energy losses be affected if valves and fittings are added in the piping system? Explain briefly and prove by using mathematical energy representations.Calculate the mass flow rates for your main pipe and intersecting pipe using the instructions posted in the announcements for your pipe network. List your mass flow rates for the two pipe inlets in kg/s here. Main pipe numbers RE@500 D_m=20mm L_m=400mm beta=121 degrees intersecting pipe re@5000 L_i=200mm Di=18.5 mm Beta=121 degrees