Oil (sg=0.87) flows from A to E as shown. The head loss is assumed to be as follows: A to B = 0.45 V18²/2g; B to C = 8.75 v18²/2g; C to D = 0.12 V18²/2g; D to E = 9 vg²/2g. The diameter from B to D is 18 inches and diameter from D to E is 8 inches. Determine the velocity at the pipe with 8 inches diameter in ft/s. 5.FT 50 FT E

Oil (sg=0.87) flows from A to E as shown. The head loss is assumed to be as follows: A to B = 0.45 V18²/2g; B to C = 8.75 v18²/2g; C to D = 0.12 V18²/2g; D to E = 9 vg²/2g. The diameter from B to D is 18 inches and diameter from D to E is 8 inches. Determine the velocity at the pipe with 8 inches diameter in ft/s. 5.FT 50 FT E

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