B1. A water with viscosity 11.4x10-3 poise is flowing through a pipe of diameter 300 mm at the rate of 500 litres per sec. Find the Reynold's Number & the head lost due to friction in the pipe of length 1 km. (Enter only the values by referring the unit given. Also upload the hand written answers in the link provided) The velocity of flow of water (in m/s) is The value of Reynold's Number is The frictional loss in the pipe (in m) is

B1. A water with viscosity 11.4x10-3 poise is flowing through a pipe of diameter 300 mm at the rate of 500 litres per sec. Find the Reynold's Number & the head lost due to friction in the pipe of length 1 km. (Enter only the values by referring the unit given. Also upload the hand written answers in the link provided) The velocity of flow of water (in m/s) is The value of Reynold's Number is The frictional loss in the pipe (in m) is

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B1. A water with viscosity 11.4x10-3 poise is
flowing through a pipe of diameter 300 mm at the
rate of 500 litres per sec.
Find the Reynold's Number & the head lost due to
friction in the pipe of length 1 km.
(Enter only the values by referring the unit
given. Also upload the hand written answers in
the link provided)
The velocity of flow of water (in m/s) is
The value of Reynold's Number is
The frictional loss in the pipe (in m) is

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