Q2: 8.2.1R WP The piston in the syringe shown in Fig. P8.2.1R is pushed at the rate of 0.10 cm/s. Find the pressure drop (p, – P2) in the 1.0-m-long tubing having an inside diameter of 0.003 m. The fluid has the properties of 20 °C water. D = 15 mm 2. d = 3 mm V = 0.10 cm/s 1.0 m FIGURE P8.2.1R

Q2: 8.2.1R WP The piston in the syringe shown in Fig. P8.2.1R is pushed at the rate of 0.10 cm/s. Find the pressure drop (p, – P2) in the 1.0-m-long tubing having an inside diameter of 0.003 m. The fluid has the properties of 20 °C water. D = 15 mm 2. d = 3 mm V = 0.10 cm/s 1.0 m FIGURE P8.2.1R

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8.2.1R WP The piston in the syringe shown in Fig. P8.2.1R is
pushed at the rate of 0.10 cm/s. Find the pressure drop (p, – P2) in
the 1.0-m-long tubing having an inside diameter of 0.003 m. The fluid
has the properties of 20 °C water.
D = 15 mm
pf
d = 3 mm
V = 0.10 cm/s
1.0 m
FIGURE P8.2.1R

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