Brine is flowing through a coil with a velocity of 240 fpm, The pressure foss in overcoming me traction in the coil 3.134 psia. The diameter of the coil is 3 ft and it has internal diameter of 1.20 inches At 86 degree Fahrenheit, the density of the brine is 995.6262 kg/m and its viscosity is 0.10081067 PA. a.) Calculate for the fanning friction factor in problem. b.) Determine the number of turns of the coil.

Brine is flowing through a coil with a velocity of 240 fpm, The pressure foss in overcoming me traction in the coil 3.134 psia. The diameter of the coil is 3 ft and it has internal diameter of 1.20 inches At 86 degree Fahrenheit, the density of the brine is 995.6262 kg/m and its viscosity is 0.10081067 PA. a.) Calculate for the fanning friction factor in problem. b.) Determine the number of turns of the coil.

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