For laminar flow through a circular pipe, the value of the kinetic energy correction factor for Bernoulli’s equation is α = 2. Show that this is true.
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KE = (1/2) Mass * velocity^2
Alpha = KE based on actual velocity/ KE based on average velocity
For laminar flow through a circular pipe, the value of the kinetic energy correction factor for Bernoulli’s equation is...
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