i need the answer quickly Water with a temperature of 15 °C flows continuously through a 5cm diameter horizontal stainlesssteel pipe with a flow rate of0.005 m / s. (water = 1.138 x10-3 kg/ms, pua) Find the head loss,drop and pumping powerrequired to sustain this flow in60 m section of the pipe.b) What will be the new flow rateof the water passing through thepipe when you incline the pipe25° upwards at the samepressure drop? For the newsituation, is the flow laminar orturbulent? c) a. When the flowrate of the fluid is increased 10times under the conditions in theabove, find the head loss,pressure drop and the pumpingpower required to maintain thisflow in the 60 m section of the1000 kg/^3%Dpressurepipe for this new situation.

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Water with a temperature of 15° C flows continuously through a 5 cm diameter horizontal stainless steel pipe with a flow rate of 0.005 m / s. (water = 1.138 x 10-3 kg/ms, pu = 1000 kg/^3 a) Find the head loss, pressure drop and pumping power required to sustain this flow in 60 m section of the pipe. %3D

Water with a temperature of 15° C flows continuously through a 5 cm diameter horizontal stainless steel pipe with a flow rate of 0.005 m / s. (water = 1.138 x 10-3 kg/ms, pu = 1000 kg/^3 a) Find the head loss, pressure drop and pumping power required to sustain this flow in 60 m section of the pipe. %3D

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