Oil (s=0.80) and viscosity (u = 0.098 Pa – sec) flow from a reservoir of surface elevation 100 meters to one with a surface elevation of 94 meters through a 150 mm Ø smooth pipe width is 300 meters long. Determine the average velocity in the pipe. %3D

Oil (s=0.80) and viscosity (u = 0.098 Pa – sec) flow from a reservoir of surface elevation 100 meters to one with a surface elevation of 94 meters through a 150 mm Ø smooth pipe width is 300 meters long. Determine the average velocity in the pipe. %3D

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4. Oil (s=0.80) and viscosity (u = 0.098 Pa – sec) flow from a reservoir of surface elevation 100
meters to one with a surface elevation of 94 meters through a 150 mm 0 smooth pipe width is
300 meters long. Determine the average velocity in the pipe.

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