otos c. 2402.40 hp d. 8504.04 hp uation XVIII: A 25 mm long smooth brass pipe 300 m long drains an open 1.2 m cylindrical tank which contains oil having density 950 kg/m^3 and dynamic viscosity of 0.03 N.s/m^2. The pipe discharges at elevation 30 m. The liquid surface of oil is at elevation of 36 m. 46. Find Reynolds Number for oil? a. 88.4 b. 96.1 с. 112.7 d. 144.8 47. Determine the velocity of flow a. 0.1174 m/s b. 0.1488 m/s с. 0.1213 m/s d. 0.1459 m/s 48. Determine the time required in hours for the oil level to drop from elevation 36 to elevation 32.5 m. a. 29.6 hours b. 20.4 hours C. 22.9 hours d. 27.7 hours

otos c. 2402.40 hp d. 8504.04 hp uation XVIII: A 25 mm long smooth brass pipe 300 m long drains an open 1.2 m cylindrical tank which contains oil having density 950 kg/m^3 and dynamic viscosity of 0.03 N.s/m^2. The pipe discharges at elevation 30 m. The liquid surface of oil is at elevation of 36 m. 46. Find Reynolds Number for oil? a. 88.4 b. 96.1 с. 112.7 d. 144.8 47. Determine the velocity of flow a. 0.1174 m/s b. 0.1488 m/s с. 0.1213 m/s d. 0.1459 m/s 48. Determine the time required in hours for the oil level to drop from elevation 36 to elevation 32.5 m. a. 29.6 hours b. 20.4 hours C. 22.9 hours d. 27.7 hours

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