2. Heavy fuel oil flows from A to B through a 1000-m steel pipe. The horizontal 150-mm-diameter pressure at A is 1,050 kPa and at B is 35 kPa. The kinematic viscosity is 0.0004.13 m²/s. and the specific gravity is 0.92. What is the flow rate in cubic feet per minute?

2. Heavy fuel oil flows from A to B through a 1000-m steel pipe. The horizontal 150-mm-diameter pressure at A is 1,050 kPa and at B is 35 kPa. The kinematic viscosity is 0.0004.13 m²/s. and the specific gravity is 0.92. What is the flow rate in cubic feet per minute?

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