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A 60mm diameter pipe contains glycerin with a density of 1258 kg/m³ at 8.5 m³/hr. The...

A 60mm diameter pipe contains glycerin with a density of 1258 kg/m³ at 8.5 m³/hr. The pressure are 1 atm and 3.8 atm for A and B consecutively. B is 12m higher than A. (1 atm = 101.4 kPa)

Compute the glycerin flowing inside the pipe, the Reynolds number if μ = 1.49, and the head loss for these pressures

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Question 3 Soll S = 1258 kglm 18.5 m hr Q 2.361 X 10 3 m S こ PA = lol. 4 kpg PB = 3.8 X lol. 385.32 kpq. ZA TO ZB こ 12 m. bePage Rorito FYRO local at A Energy PA + ZAT VÄ sg 2g EA = EA = 0.8352 101.42 10h to t 1258 x 9.81 2 x 9.81 EA = 8.252 m Tolal

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