In the design of small scale bioprocess plant, a shear sensitive Newtonian liquid of density 1100 kg/m2, and viscosity 0.015 Nsm is to be transported along a length of pipe at a rate of 4.3 litter per minute. Determine the diameter of the pipe required if the pressure drop along the pipe is not to exceed 100 Nm2 per meter length.

In the design of small scale bioprocess plant, a shear sensitive Newtonian liquid of density 1100 kg/m2, and viscosity 0.015 Nsm is to be transported along a length of pipe at a rate of 4.3 litter per minute. Determine the diameter of the pipe required if the pressure drop along the pipe is not to exceed 100 Nm2 per meter length.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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