Q2) In the Figure (1), air flow in duct at mass flow rate of 495 kg/min, calculate: 1. The diameter of the pipe 2. The length of the pipe 3. Pressure and temperature of air at the exit of the pipe 4. Stagnation pressure losses (P,2-Po1) 5. Velocity of air 6. Change in entropy (Assume : the coefficient of friction for the pipe 0.005) In the inlet : Mi-0.15 Tj=27 °C Р3 0.3 Мра At the exit М-0.5

Q2) In the Figure (1), air flow in duct at mass flow rate of 495 kg/min, calculate: 1. The diameter of the pipe 2. The length of the pipe 3. Pressure and temperature of air at the exit of the pipe 4. Stagnation pressure losses (P,2-Po1) 5. Velocity of air 6. Change in entropy (Assume : the coefficient of friction for the pipe 0.005) In the inlet : Mi-0.15 Tj=27 °C Р3 0.3 Мра At the exit М-0.5

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