- A 400 m long horizontal pipe is to deliver 900 kg of oil (S=0.9, v=0.002 m²/s) per minute. If head loss is not to exceeds 8 m of oil, the pipe diameter will be m. (Friction factor in laminar flow, f = 64/R).

- A 400 m long horizontal pipe is to deliver 900 kg of oil (S=0.9, v=0.002 m²/s) per minute. If head loss is not to exceeds 8 m of oil, the pipe diameter will be m. (Friction factor in laminar flow, f = 64/R).

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