A liquid of viscosity of 0.03 N s m 2 is flowing under laminar conditions through a convergent, tapered tube for which the tube diameter changes linearly with length. The tube length is 0.50 m and its diameter varies from 0.01 m at the entrance to 0.005 m at the exit. Determine the pressure drop which is required to maintain the flow at a rate of 10-7 m3 s-1. The effect of kinetic energy due to the change in velocity in the tube may be neglected. Show the derivation of the final eauation used in solving this problem.

A liquid of viscosity of 0.03 N s m 2 is flowing under laminar conditions through a convergent, tapered tube for which the tube diameter changes linearly with length. The tube length is 0.50 m and its diameter varies from 0.01 m at the entrance to 0.005 m at the exit. Determine the pressure drop which is required to maintain the flow at a rate of 10-7 m3 s-1. The effect of kinetic energy due to the change in velocity in the tube may be neglected. Show the derivation of the final eauation used in solving this problem.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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