In the figure shown, the pipe entrance is sharp-edged, and the flow of water is 4 L/s. What is the total minor loss in the pipe? Use a roughness value of 0.25 mm for the cast iron pipe and a value of 1 x 10-6 m²/s for the kinematic viscosity of water. Water 40 m O a. 13.88 m O b. 2.12 m O c. 2.22 m O d. 13.11m Turbine Cast iron: L = 125 m, D = 5 cm Open globe valve

In the figure shown, the pipe entrance is sharp-edged, and the flow of water is 4 L/s. What is the total minor loss in the pipe? Use a roughness value of 0.25 mm for the cast iron pipe and a value of 1 x 10-6 m²/s for the kinematic viscosity of water. Water 40 m O a. 13.88 m O b. 2.12 m O c. 2.22 m O d. 13.11m Turbine Cast iron: L = 125 m, D = 5 cm Open globe valve

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In the figure shown, the pipe entrance is sharp-edged, and the flow of water is 4 L/s. What is the total minor loss
in the pipe? Use a roughness value of 0.25 mm for the cast iron pipe and a value of 1 x 10-6 m²/s for the
kinematic viscosity of water.
V
Water
40 m
O a. 13.88 m
O b. 2.12 m
O c. 2.22 m
O d. 13.11 m
Turbine
Cast iron:
L = 125 m, D = 5 cm
Open globe
valve

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