A power-law fluid having a density of 1041 kg/m3 is flowing through 14.9 m of a tubing with an inside diameter of 0.0524 m at an average velocity of 0.0728 m/s. The rheological or flow properties of the fluid are K′ = 15.23N·sn′/m2 (0.318 lbf·sn′/ft2) and n′ = 0.40. Calculate the pressure drop and friction loss using Eq. (9.1-10) for laminar flow. Check the generalized Reynolds number to make sure that the flow is laminar. Repeat part (a) but use the friction-factor method

A power-law fluid having a density of 1041 kg/m3 is flowing through 14.9 m of a tubing with an inside diameter of 0.0524 m at an average velocity of 0.0728 m/s. The rheological or flow properties of the fluid are K′ = 15.23N·sn′/m2 (0.318 lbf·sn′/ft2) and n′ = 0.40. Calculate the pressure drop and friction loss using Eq. (9.1-10) for laminar flow. Check the generalized Reynolds number to make sure that the flow is laminar. Repeat part (a) but use the friction-factor method

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