For the flow of fluid at a Reynolds number of 4 x 106 through a 5-cm pipe with a roughness factor of 0.005 mm, what is the Darcy frictionfactor?O 0.03040.01480.01240.00001600.0197QUESTION 14You want to insert a valve into a 2.5 inch diameter piping system with a flow rate of 9 ft/min. If you can accept an additional head loss of nomore than 2 ft from adding this valve, what is the largest loss coefficient KL you can permit when searching for your valve?O 0.1506.652.030.2071.85

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For the flow of fluid at a Reynolds number of 4 x 106 through a 5-cm pipe with a roughness factor of 0.005 mm, what is the Darcy friction
factor?
O 0.0304
0.0148
0.0124
0.0000160
0.0197
QUESTION 14
You want to insert a valve into a 2.5 inch diameter piping system with a flow rate of 9 ft/min. If you can accept an additional head loss of no
more than 2 ft from adding this valve, what is the largest loss coefficient KL you can permit when searching for your valve?
O 0.150
6.65
2.03
0.207
1.85

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