Q-4) Calculate the volume flow rate (Q) in (Liters/Sec) of saturated liquid ammonia(NH3) at (20.0) C which can be pumped through a (402.34) m long (6.0) inch i.dsmooth pipe under an impressed pressure difference of (0.25) Psi ? Use the followingequation;Re.(f) = (Dp/u).[ (AP.D) / (2L.p)]^%3DYou may assume that :-f = (0.079) / (Re )/4Given for saturated Ammonia at (20.0) C ;p = (611.75) Kg/m³ ; v =(0.359×10)m/Sec.%3D

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