Physics, 03.07.2019 05:20 mariahv105

Hagen-poiseuille equation: calculate, using the hagen-poiseuille equation, the pipe diameter needed for a volumetric flow rate of 0.01 m2 /hour of water, for which the pressure drop shall be no more than 40 kpa per 100 m run of straight horizontal pipe. once you have determined the pipe diameter, then verify that the hagen-poiseuille equation is the proper one to use by calculating the value of the reynold's number

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