Reservoir A Pipe 2 Pipe 1 10 m Reservoir B
Chapter2: Loads On Structures
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Hi, im struggling with getting the right final answers for this question
part a) if the parallel pipes are replaced with a singular pipe, and entry and exit losses are ignored, what is the diameter of the pipe? the volume flux of this pipe is Q=0.3m3/s. (final answer should be 0.43m)?
part b) find the flow regime and the thickness of the viscous layer in pipe 1
if you could make notes to explain any significant steps so its easier for me to learn and apply to other questions that would be very helpful! thanks in advance :)
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