5.1. Air is flowing steadily and adiabatically through a pipe 2.5 cm internal diameter and 15 m length. The pressure and temperature of the stream at the pipe inlet are 140 kPa and 560 K, respectively. Assume the average friction factor for the pipe is 0.005. For maximum flow through the pipe, determine the Mach number at the entrance and the stream temperature and pressure at the exit of the pipe.

5.1. Air is flowing steadily and adiabatically through a pipe 2.5 cm internal diameter and 15 m length. The pressure and temperature of the stream at the pipe inlet are 140 kPa and 560 K, respectively. Assume the average friction factor for the pipe is 0.005. For maximum flow through the pipe, determine the Mach number at the entrance and the stream temperature and pressure at the exit of the pipe.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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