Consider a flow of SAE 30W oil through a 3-cm-diameter pipe. For SAE 30W of take p=891kg/m³.0.29 kg/m-s at 20°C, and u= 0.01 kg/m-s at 100 °C, and I = 22/7 5. For what flow rate in m³/h would a transition to turbulence take place at 100°C? Round the answer to one decimal place The flow rate is man

Consider a flow of SAE 30W oil through a 3-cm-diameter pipe. For SAE 30W of take p=891kg/m³.0.29 kg/m-s at 20°C, and u= 0.01 kg/m-s at 100 °C, and I = 22/7 5. For what flow rate in m³/h would a transition to turbulence take place at 100°C? Round the answer to one decimal place The flow rate is man

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