How would the total mechanical energy losses be affected if valves and fittings are added in the piping system? Explain briefly and prove by using mathematical energy representations.

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A: Given that ,  d1=0.305md2= 0.06m∆P=75150Pa       =75.150kPa

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A: Here you want to know the value of L in frictional loss equation.

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A: The horse power of the engine is 171.4 hp.

Q: 155 About industrial piping: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE FLOW CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN…

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Q: Which of the following statements is correct O 1. Friction factor is always a constant O 2, Friction…

A: Option :( 3 ) is correct Friction factor in turbulent flow depends on the pipe surface roughness

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Q: 3- Discuss the siphon process and what benefit of it?

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Q: Why doesn’t the surface roughness affect the pressure drop in a laminar pipe flow?

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