The velocity profile in a circular pipe of radius R = 10 cm is given by: U(r) = Umax [1- ()] where Umax = 20 ms¹ and r is the radial coordinate, with r = 0 representing the center axis of the pipe. The working fluid is ethanol (= 0.001 095 Pas, p = 789 kg m-³. Determine the following: (a) The volume flow rate. [0.489 m³ s-¹] (b) The mass flow rate. [386 kg s-¹] (c) The average velocity. [15.6 m s-¹] (d) The shear stress at the wall of the pipe, if: du dr τ(r) = μ- [-0.0767 Pa] (e) The dynamic pressure in the pipe, calculated using the average velocity. [96 006 Pa]

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The velocity profile in a circular pipe of radius R = 10 cm is given by:
[¹-6]
U (r) = Umax
where Umax = 20 m s-¹ and r is the radial coordinate, with r = 0 representing the center axis of the pipe. The working
fluid is ethanol (μ = 0.001 095 Pas, p = 789 kg m-³.
Determine the following:
(a) The volume flow rate. [0.489 m³s¯¹]
(b) The mass flow rate. [386 kg s-¹]
(c) The average velocity. [15.6 m s-¹]
(d) The shear stress at the wall of the pipe, if:
du
t(r) = μ¹ dr
[-0.0767 Pa]
(e) The dynamic pressure in the pipe, calculated using the average velocity. [96 006 Pa]
Transcribed Image Text:The velocity profile in a circular pipe of radius R = 10 cm is given by: [¹-6] U (r) = Umax where Umax = 20 m s-¹ and r is the radial coordinate, with r = 0 representing the center axis of the pipe. The working fluid is ethanol (μ = 0.001 095 Pas, p = 789 kg m-³. Determine the following: (a) The volume flow rate. [0.489 m³s¯¹] (b) The mass flow rate. [386 kg s-¹] (c) The average velocity. [15.6 m s-¹] (d) The shear stress at the wall of the pipe, if: du t(r) = μ¹ dr [-0.0767 Pa] (e) The dynamic pressure in the pipe, calculated using the average velocity. [96 006 Pa]
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