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- Water flowing in a straight cylinder tube with radius of 3mm, has a maximum velocity U0=15cm/s. If the density and viscosity of the water are 1000kg/m3 and 1.0 x 10 -3 (Pa.s), and the flow is fully developed with a profile of u=U0(1-(r/a)2),
- calculate the Reynold’s number of the flow;
- calculate the mass flow rate in units of kg/s in the tube
- If the tube has a length of 50cm, calculate the flow resistance force of the tube wall imposed to the flow.
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