B1. A crude oil of specific gravity 0.75 is flowing through a pipe of diameter 350 mm and the frictional head loss of 4 m of crude oil between the two ends of a pipe which are 625 m apart. Calculate the Reynold's Number, discharge of crude oil in the pipe. Take co - efficient of friction as 0.0075 and kinematic viscosity as 10 stokes

B1. A crude oil of specific gravity 0.75 is flowing through a pipe of diameter 350 mm and the frictional head loss of 4 m of crude oil between the two ends of a pipe which are 625 m apart. Calculate the Reynold's Number, discharge of crude oil in the pipe. Take co - efficient of friction as 0.0075 and kinematic viscosity as 10 stokes

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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