Pipe Outlet from Reservoir, Local or Minor Head Loss Coefficient, Køutler=0.64 Elbow Local or Minor Head Loss Coefficient, Kelbow= 1.54 Contraction Local or Minor Head Loss Coefficient, Keontraction= 0.54 Pipe Inlet to Reservoir, Local or Minor Head Loss Coefficient, Kinlet= 1.04 Darcy-Weisbach major or friction head loss coefficient à or f=0.02 is the same value for both pipes. The oil fluid with a density p= 760 kg/m³ flows from tank-A to tank-F. (n=3.14, g= 9.840 m/s²) Please, a) Calculate the flow rate value. b) The pressure value at point-C (Absolute and gauge pressure).

Pipe Outlet from Reservoir, Local or Minor Head Loss Coefficient, Køutler=0.64 Elbow Local or Minor Head Loss Coefficient, Kelbow= 1.54 Contraction Local or Minor Head Loss Coefficient, Keontraction= 0.54 Pipe Inlet to Reservoir, Local or Minor Head Loss Coefficient, Kinlet= 1.04 Darcy-Weisbach major or friction head loss coefficient à or f=0.02 is the same value for both pipes. The oil fluid with a density p= 760 kg/m³ flows from tank-A to tank-F. (n=3.14, g= 9.840 m/s²) Please, a) Calculate the flow rate value. b) The pressure value at point-C (Absolute and gauge pressure).

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