If oil has kinematic viscosity 4 x 10-5 m²/s, andspecific gravity is 0.9, flows from the upper tolower reservoir at a rate of 1870 liter/min in the 23cm smooth pipe (roughness is zero).Given that the minor head losses coefficient ofentrance 0.5, bend 0.32 and outlet 1.9.Use g = 9.81 m/s².O Elevation = }60 mElevation- 130m130 mDetermine the discharge in m³/s, Q.Determine the flow velocity, v.Determine the Reynolds Number, ReDetermine the friction factor.Determine the total head losses (major andminor).What is the elevation of the oil surface in the upperreservoir (point 1)?

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If oil has kinematic viscosity 4 x 10-5 m2/s, and specific gravity is 0.9, flows from the upper to lower reservoir at a rate of 1870 liter/min in the 23 cm smooth pipe (roughness is zero). Given that the minor head losses coefficient of entrance 0.5, bend 0.32 and outlet 1.9. Use g = 9.81 m/s². O Elevation = ? 60 m Elevation 1= 130 m 130 m Determine the discharge in m³/s, Q. Determine the flow velocity, v. Determine the Reynolds Number, Re Determine the friction factor. Determine the total head losses (major and minor). What is the elevation of the oil surface in the upper reservoir (point 1)?

If oil has kinematic viscosity 4 x 10-5 m2/s, and specific gravity is 0.9, flows from the upper to lower reservoir at a rate of 1870 liter/min in the 23 cm smooth pipe (roughness is zero). Given that the minor head losses coefficient of entrance 0.5, bend 0.32 and outlet 1.9. Use g = 9.81 m/s². O Elevation = ? 60 m Elevation 1= 130 m 130 m Determine the discharge in m³/s, Q. Determine the flow velocity, v. Determine the Reynolds Number, Re Determine the friction factor. Determine the total head losses (major and minor). What is the elevation of the oil surface in the upper reservoir (point 1)?

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