Compare the cost of pumping a fluid "A" between two points at the same volumetric rate in 10 cm and 15 cm diameter pipes having the same absolute roughness magnitude of 0.2 mm. The flow can be assumed to be in fully developed rough- turbulent regime. [Assume the pipes to be horizontal]

Compare the cost of pumping a fluid "A" between two points at the same volumetric rate in 10 cm and 15 cm diameter pipes having the same absolute roughness magnitude of 0.2 mm. The flow can be assumed to be in fully developed rough- turbulent regime. [Assume the pipes to be horizontal]

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Compare the cost of pumping a fluid
"A" between two points at the same
volumetric rate in 10 cm and 15 cm
diameter pipes having the same
absolute roughness magnitude of 0.2
mm.
The flow can be assumed to be in
fully developed rough- turbulent
regime.
[Assume the pipes to be horizontal]

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