9.42. In an established flow in a pipe of 0.3 m diameter the centerline velocity is 3.05 m/s and the velocity 75 mm from the centerline 2.73 m/s. Identify: (a) the flow as laminar or turbulent and (b) the pipe wall as smooth or rough.

9.42. In an established flow in a pipe of 0.3 m diameter the centerline velocity is 3.05 m/s and the velocity 75 mm from the centerline 2.73 m/s. Identify: (a) the flow as laminar or turbulent and (b) the pipe wall as smooth or rough.

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the centerline 2.73 m/s. Identify: (a) the flow as laminar or
turbulent and (b) the pipe wall as smooth or rough.
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