Q2: A 300mm by 460mm rectangular pipe carries oil at 105 kpa absolute and 20c through 460m with an average velocity of 2.97 m/s. determine the loss and the pressure drop, assuming the pipe is horizontal and the size of the surface imperfections is 0.00055m.

Q2: A 300mm by 460mm rectangular pipe carries oil at 105 kpa absolute and 20c through 460m with an average velocity of 2.97 m/s. determine the loss and the pressure drop, assuming the pipe is horizontal and the size of the surface imperfections is 0.00055m.

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and 20c through 460m with an average velocity of 2.97 m/s. determine the
loss and the pressure drop, assuming the pipe is horizontal and the size of the
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