Determine the internal flows that pass through the following arrangement P1 = 550 KpaqaK = 22Tubería de 3 pulgadas cédula 40P2 = 390 KpaQ1qbCojineteCodos estándarK = 8Q2

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P1 = 550 Kpa qa K = 22 Tubería de 3 pulgadas cédula 40 P2 = 390 Kpa Q1 qb Cojinete Codos estándar K = 8 Q2