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Consider fully developed flow in a circular
pipe with negligible entrance length effects.
Assuming the mass flow rate, density and
friction factor to be constant, if the length
of the pipe is doubled and the diameter is
halved, the head loss due to friction will
increase by a factor of
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16
C 32
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