10.6 As shown, air (20°C) is flowing from a large tank, through a horizontal pipe, and then discharging to ambient. The pipe length is L = 50m, and the pipe is schedule 40 PVC with a nom- inal diameter of 1 inch. The mean velocity in the pipe is 10 m/s, and f = 0.015. Determine the pressure (in Pa) that needs to be main- tained in the tank. L. Tank Air PROBLEM 10.6

10.6 As shown, air (20°C) is flowing from a large tank, through a horizontal pipe, and then discharging to ambient. The pipe length is L = 50m, and the pipe is schedule 40 PVC with a nom- inal diameter of 1 inch. The mean velocity in the pipe is 10 m/s, and f = 0.015. Determine the pressure (in Pa) that needs to be main- tained in the tank. L. Tank Air PROBLEM 10.6

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