Oil flows thru a 50 mm diameter pipe having a head loss of 12 m. The length of the pipe is 120 m. long. If the oil has a Reynold's Number equal to 1600;a. compute the velocity of the oil flowing in the pipe. (unit of the answer is in m/s)b. what is the equivalent viscosity in stokes? (unit of the answer is in stokes) A pipe has a diameter of 20 mm and a length of 80 m. A liquid having a kinematicviscosity of 4 x 10-5 m²/sec is flowing thru the pipe at 3 m/s. Compute the frictionfactor f.Do not write the unit. You will only input the numerical answer in the spaceprovided.Unit of the Correct Answer: NoneDecimal Places required in the final answer: 3

Given, Diameter of pipe (D) = 50mm Head loss (hL) = 12m Length of the pipe (L) = 120m Reynolds…

Oil flows thru a 50 mm diameter pipe having a head loss of 12 m. The length of the pipe is 120 m. long. If the oil has a Reynold's Number equal to 1600; a. compute the velocity of the oil flowing in the pipe. (unit of the answer is in m/s) b. what is the equivalent viscosity in stokes? (unit of the answer is in stokes)

Oil flows thru a 50 mm diameter pipe having a head loss of 12 m. The length of the pipe is 120 m. long. If the oil has a Reynold's Number equal to 1600; a. compute the velocity of the oil flowing in the pipe. (unit of the answer is in m/s) b. what is the equivalent viscosity in stokes? (unit of the answer is in stokes)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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