Along a 50-m pipeline, there is a half-open globe valve (K = 10), four 90-degree smooth bends (K = 0.45), and six 45-degree elbows (K = 0.15). Ignoring the major head loss, what will be the pressure drop in this pipe if the flow velocity is 1 m/s? Fluid is water: Specific weight = 9810 N/m³. O 0 kPa O 6.35 kPa O 13.81 kPa O 21.67 kPa

Along a 50-m pipeline, there is a half-open globe valve (K = 10), four 90-degree smooth bends (K = 0.45), and six 45-degree elbows (K = 0.15). Ignoring the major head loss, what will be the pressure drop in this pipe if the flow velocity is 1 m/s? Fluid is water: Specific weight = 9810 N/m³. O 0 kPa O 6.35 kPa O 13.81 kPa O 21.67 kPa

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