4) A 150m long, 15cm diameter cast iron pipe discharging at elevation 6m higher thanthe oil surface in the tank. If the oil has kinematic viscosity of 2.1(10) m/s andspecific gravity of 0.84, what is the pressure on the oil surface in order to cause a flowrate of 131ps in the pipe? Use relative roughness &=0.26mm.EL - 16mAIREL = 10mL=150mOIL

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4) A 150m long, 15cm diameter cast iron pipe discharging at elevation 6m higher than the oil surface in the tank. If the oil has kinematic viscosity of 2.1(10)6 m/s and specific gravity of 0.84, what is the pressure on the oil surface in order to cause a flow rate of 131ps in the pipe? Use relative roughness &=0.26mm. EL - 16m AIR EL = 10m L=150m OIL

4) A 150m long, 15cm diameter cast iron pipe discharging at elevation 6m higher than the oil surface in the tank. If the oil has kinematic viscosity of 2.1(10)6 m/s and specific gravity of 0.84, what is the pressure on the oil surface in order to cause a flow rate of 131ps in the pipe? Use relative roughness &=0.26mm. EL - 16m AIR EL = 10m L=150m OIL

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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