Benzene is flowing in a straight 80 mm diameter UPVC pipe with velocity is 3.33 m/s. Determine the flow rate and the friction factor using: (a) formula, (b) Moody diagram, Ans.: 16.738 liter/s, 0.004)

Benzene is flowing in a straight 80 mm diameter UPVC pipe with velocity is 3.33 m/s. Determine the flow rate and the friction factor using: (a) formula, (b) Moody diagram, Ans.: 16.738 liter/s, 0.004)

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Benzene is flowing in a straight 80 mm diameter uPVC pipe with velocity is 3.33 m/s. Determine
the flow rate and the friction factor using:
(a) formula,
(b) Moody diagram,
(Ans.: 16.738 liter/s, 0.004)

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