As part of a process you are pumping product through a long 10 cm diameter pipe....
As part of a process you are pumping product through a long 10 cm diameter pipe. You want lamellar flow through the pipe to avoid problems that might be caused by turbulence. The product has a Newtonian viscosity of 10 cps and a specific gravity of 0.9. Ignoring inlet and outlet effects what is the maximum pumping velocity in m/s and how many kilos of product can you theoretically pump through the pipe per second without exceeding lamellar flow? Do the calculations again for a 1 cm diameter pipe.
1- 0.2222 m/s, 1.57 kg/sec, 0.157 kg/sec
2- 0.2222 m/s, 0.157 kg/sec, 1.57 kg/sec
3- 0.1111 m/s, 0.157 kg/sec, 1.57 kg/se
4- 0.4444 m/s, 1.57 kg/sec, 0.157 kg/sec
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