Q3/ A petroleum crude oil having a kinematics viscosity 0.0001 m/s is flowing through the piping arrangement shown in the below Figure,The total mass flow rate is equal 10 kg/s entering in pipe (A). The flow divides to three pipes ( B, C, D). The steel pipes are schedule 40 pipe. note that the dynamic viscosity 0.088 kg/m.s. Calculate the following using SI units: 1- The type of flow in pipe (A). 2- The mass velocity in pipe (B) GB. 3- The velocity in pipe (D) Up. 4- The Volumetric flow rate in pipe (D) Qp. 5- The Volumetric flow rate in pipe (C) Qc.

Q3/ A petroleum crude oil having a kinematics viscosity 0.0001 m/s is flowing through the piping arrangement shown in the below Figure,The total mass flow rate is equal 10 kg/s entering in pipe (A). The flow divides to three pipes ( B, C, D). The steel pipes are schedule 40 pipe. note that the dynamic viscosity 0.088 kg/m.s. Calculate the following using SI units: 1- The type of flow in pipe (A). 2- The mass velocity in pipe (B) GB. 3- The velocity in pipe (D) Up. 4- The Volumetric flow rate in pipe (D) Qp. 5- The Volumetric flow rate in pipe (C) Qc.

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