Friction factor, f • Explicit form of Colebrook-White equation ε f = 0.0055[1 + 20000- + 106 1/3 ] D Re
Friction factor, f • Explicit form of Colebrook-White equation ε f = 0.0055[1 + 20000- + 106 1/3 ] D Re
Chapter2: Loads On Structures
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A uniform pipeline, 5000 m long, 200 mm in
diameter and roughness size (ε) 0.03 mm, conveys water at
15 oC (ν = 1.13x10-6 m2/s) between two reservoirs, the
difference in water level is maintained at 50 m. In addition to
the entry loss of 0.5v2/2g and an exit loss k = 1.0. Determine the steady discharge between reservoirs using
a. Colebrook-White equation
b. Explicit function of f
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