Q1: An oil with a viscosity of µ = | 0.37 and density p=860 flows in a m m pipe of diameter D= (0.035) m. Find a) What pressure drop, P –P,, is needed to produce a flow rate of Q= (4.0 *10*). m if the pipe is horizontal with X, = 0 and X, =17 m? " b) How steep a hill, must be pipe be on if the oil is flow through the pipe at the same rate as in part (a), but with P = P,? c) For the conditions of part (b) if P =200 kpawhat is the pressure at section X; = 6m, where x is measured along the pipe? Find. N Ap at L → 6m =( ) 2 m

Q1: An oil with a viscosity of µ = | 0.37 and density p=860 flows in a m m pipe of diameter D= (0.035) m. Find a) What pressure drop, P –P,, is needed to produce a flow rate of Q= (4.0 10). m if the pipe is horizontal with X, = 0 and X, =17 m? " b) How steep a hill, must be pipe be on if the oil is flow through the pipe at the same rate as in part (a), but with P = P,? c) For the conditions of part (b) if P =200 kpawhat is the pressure at section X; = 6m, where x is measured along the pipe? Find. N Ap at L → 6m =( ) 2 m

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Description: Q1: An oil with a viscosity of µ=| 0.37N.sand density p=860-kgflows in am?pipe of diameter D= (0.035) m. Finda) What pressure drop, R-P,, is needed to produce a flow rate ofQ= (4.0*105)m³if the pipe is horizontal with X, = 0 and X, = 17 m ?b) How st

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