If a fluid having viscosity 0.6 Ns/m² and density of 900 kg/m³, flows through a pipe of diameter 40 mm, then find the maximum velocity of fluid (in m/s) inside the pipe for laminar flow. (Critical Reynold's number = 2100) D = 40 mm 10. p=900 Kg/m³ μ = 0.6 Ns/m²

If a fluid having viscosity 0.6 Ns/m² and density of 900 kg/m³, flows through a pipe of diameter 40 mm, then find the maximum velocity of fluid (in m/s) inside the pipe for laminar flow. (Critical Reynold's number = 2100) D = 40 mm 10. p=900 Kg/m³ μ = 0.6 Ns/m²

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If a fluid having viscosity 0.6 Ns/m² and density of 900 kg/m³, flows through a pipe of
diameter 40 mm, then find the maximum velocity of fluid (in m/s) inside the pipe for
laminar flow. (Critical Reynold's number = 2100)
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D = 40 mm
p = 900 Kg/m³
μ = 0.6 Ns/m²

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