01: Under laminar condition, the pressure drop per unit length of a small-bore tube is a function only of: discharge, fluid viscosity, coefficient of friction losses and tube radius. Using a theorem, rewrite this relation in dimensionless form using (FLT) system.

01: Under laminar condition, the pressure drop per unit length of a small-bore tube is a function only of: discharge, fluid viscosity, coefficient of friction losses and tube radius. Using a theorem, rewrite this relation in dimensionless form using (FLT) system.

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Q1: Under laminar condition, the pressure drop per unit length of a small-bore tube is a function only
of: discharge, fluid viscosity, coefficient of friction losses and tube radius. Using a theorem,
rewrite this relation in dimensionless form using (FLT) system.

Expert Solution

Step 1 Interpretation of data

Data Given:

$Pressure drop = \frac{dp}{dx} Discharge = Q Fluid Viscosity = μ Coefficient of friction loss = f Tube radius = R$

Asked:

$Dimensionless form using π theorem$

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