Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Heavy fuel oil is pumped at a flow rate of 88 L/s through a new steel pipe. What diameter of the pipe is to be used if the equivalent head loss for a pipe length of 300 m is not to exceed 200 kPa? use f= 0.033
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