A typical 1-in. chlorine gas is carried by using Schedule 40 horizontal steel pipe. At a pressure of 6 atm abs, a temperature of 120 °C, and a velocity of 35 m/s, the gas enters the pipe through a rounded opening. (a) What is the pipe's maximum feasible length? (b) And what's the pressure and temperature of the gas at its maximum length at the pipe's end? Assume that the flow is adiabatical. y = 1.36 and M = 70.91 for chlorine.

A typical 1-in. chlorine gas is carried by using Schedule 40 horizontal steel pipe. At a pressure of 6 atm abs, a temperature of 120 °C, and a velocity of 35 m/s, the gas enters the pipe through a rounded opening. (a) What is the pipe's maximum feasible length? (b) And what's the pressure and temperature of the gas at its maximum length at the pipe's end? Assume that the flow is adiabatical. y = 1.36 and M = 70.91 for chlorine.

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A typical 1-in. chlorine gas is carried by using
Schedule 40 horizontal steel pipe. At a pressure of 6
atm abs, a temperature of 120 °C, and a velocity of
35 m/s, the gas enters the pipe through a rounded
opening.
(a) What is the pipe's maximum feasible length?
(b) And what's the pressure and temperature of the
gas at its maximum length at the pipe's end?
Assume that the flow is adiabatical. y = 1.36 and M
= 70.91 for chlorine.

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