A typical 1-in. chlorine gas is carried by using Schedule 40 horizontal steel pipe. At a pressure of 6 atm abs, a temperature of 120 °C, and a velocity of 35 m/s, the gas enters the pipe through a rounded opening. Considering that such a flow happens isothermally. (c) What then is the pipe's maximum length? (d) When the length equals the maximum, how much heat must be delivered to the gas?

A typical 1-in. chlorine gas is carried by using Schedule 40 horizontal steel pipe. At a pressure of 6 atm abs, a temperature of 120 °C, and a velocity of 35 m/s, the gas enters the pipe through a rounded opening. Considering that such a flow happens isothermally. (c) What then is the pipe's maximum length? (d) When the length equals the maximum, how much heat must be delivered to the gas?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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