P.4.14Water (density 1000 kg/m', viscosity 1 mNs/m2) is pumped through a 50 mmdiameter pipeline at 4 kg/s and the pressure drop is 1 MN/m². What will be the pressuredrop for a solution of glycerol in water (density 1050 kg/m', viscosity 10 mNs/m²) whenpumped at the same rate? Assume the pipe to be smooth.P.4.15A liquid is pumped in streamline flow through a pipe of diameter d. At whatdistance from the centre of the pipe will the fluid be flowing at the average velocity?Ans. 1.77×10° N/m?

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Water (density 1000 kg/m', viscosity 1 mNs/m) is pumped through a 50 mm diameter pipeline at 4 kg/s and the pressure drop is 1 MN/m². What will be the pressure drop for a solution of glycerol in water (density 1050 kg/m', viscosity 10 mNs/m) when pumped at the same rate? Assume the pipe to be smooth. Ans. 1.77×10° N/m²

Water (density 1000 kg/m', viscosity 1 mNs/m) is pumped through a 50 mm diameter pipeline at 4 kg/s and the pressure drop is 1 MN/m². What will be the pressure drop for a solution of glycerol in water (density 1050 kg/m', viscosity 10 mNs/m) when pumped at the same rate? Assume the pipe to be smooth. Ans. 1.77×10° N/m²

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