consider the flow of water (40°) in a pipe, the velocity profiles at the inlet are those shown in the figure a) Obtain an expression for the drop in tension between the two sections as a function of the angle of inclination of the tube with respect to the horizontal, if r = 10cm, Umax = 5m / s and the distance between the two sectionsL = 11 m Section (1) Control volume Section (2) dA2 = 2nr dr "1 = U Pipe U2 = Umax %3D

consider the flow of water (40°) in a pipe, the velocity profiles at the inlet are those shown in the figure a) Obtain an expression for the drop in tension between the two sections as a function of the angle of inclination of the tube with respect to the horizontal, if r = 10cm, Umax = 5m / s and the distance between the two sectionsL = 11 m Section (1) Control volume Section (2) dA2 = 2nr dr "1 = U Pipe U2 = Umax %3D

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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