3.5.2 (revised). A wrought iron pipe, 1.50 feet in diameter and 100 feet long, carries 12 cfs (ft/sec) of wate: at 68 °F. Perform the following tasks. (1) Determine the friction factor (f) using the Moody diagram. The student must show the calculations of e/D and NR and clearly mark those values in the Moody diagram attached.

3.5.2 (revised). A wrought iron pipe, 1.50 feet in diameter and 100 feet long, carries 12 cfs (ft/sec) of wate: at 68 °F. Perform the following tasks. (1) Determine the friction factor (f) using the Moody diagram. The student must show the calculations of e/D and NR and clearly mark those values in the Moody diagram attached.

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3.5.2 (revised). A wrought iron pipe, 1.50 feet in diameter and 100 feet long, carries 12 cfs (ft³/sec) of water
at 68 °F. Perform the following tasks.
(1) Determine the friction factor (f) using the Moody diagram. The student must show the calculations of
e/D and NR and clearly mark those values in the Moody diagram attached.
(2) Determined the type of flow (i.e., select laminar, critical zone, turbulent-transition, turbulent-smooth
pipe, or turbulent-complete turbulence).

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