Heavy fuel oil flows through 3 kilometers of cast iron pipe having a diameter of 250 mm. The volumetric flow rate is 40 liters/second. Assume that the kinematic viscosity, v, of the fuel oil is 0.12x103³ m²/sec. Determine the head loss in the pipe. (1 m³=1000 liters)

Heavy fuel oil flows through 3 kilometers of cast iron pipe having a diameter of 250 mm. The volumetric flow rate is 40 liters/second. Assume that the kinematic viscosity, v, of the fuel oil is 0.12x103³ m²/sec. Determine the head loss in the pipe. (1 m³=1000 liters)

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Heavy fuel oil flows through 3 kilometers of cast iron pipe having a diameter of 250 mm.
The volumetric flow rate is 40 liters/second. Assume that the kinematic viscosity, v, of
the fuel oil is 0.12x103 m²/sec. Determine the head loss in the pipe.
(1 m³= 1000 liters)

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