31. Water flows in a vertical channel. Use the given data to find the frictional pressure drop from the inlet to the exit of the channel. Compare the calculated values for APriction by using the homogenous, the Reddy, the Friedel, and the Thom model. Data: H = 6 ft, D, = 0.145 ft, P = 1000 psia, X, = 8%, V; = 3 ft/s, and T; = 522 F. %3! %3D %3D

31. Water flows in a vertical channel. Use the given data to find the frictional pressure drop from the inlet to the exit of the channel. Compare the calculated values for APriction by using the homogenous, the Reddy, the Friedel, and the Thom model. Data: H = 6 ft, D, = 0.145 ft, P = 1000 psia, X, = 8%, V; = 3 ft/s, and T; = 522 F. %3! %3D %3D

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