A molten lead at 900 °F flows in a nominal 2 inch diameter, schedule 40 stainless steel pipe between two tanks with a flow rate of Q = 0.245 ft3/s. The surface of the tank from which the lead flows is 8 ft higher than the surface of the outlet tank. Both the inlet and outlet fittings are reentrant. There are also two flanged, 90 degree bends in the pipe system. What is the total length of the pipe? The interior surface roughness of the pipe is 5 x 10-5 ft. The density of molten lead is 650 Ibm/ft3, the dynamic viscosity of molten lead is 1.296x10-3 Ibm/(ft s). (Answer: 24 ft)

A molten lead at 900 °F flows in a nominal 2 inch diameter, schedule 40 stainless steel pipe between two tanks with a flow rate of Q = 0.245 ft3/s. The surface of the tank from which the lead flows is 8 ft higher than the surface of the outlet tank. Both the inlet and outlet fittings are reentrant. There are also two flanged, 90 degree bends in the pipe system. What is the total length of the pipe? The interior surface roughness of the pipe is 5 x 10-5 ft. The density of molten lead is 650 Ibm/ft3, the dynamic viscosity of molten lead is 1.296x10-3 Ibm/(ft s). (Answer: 24 ft)

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