Question 1. Water flows through a galvanized iron pipe that has a diameter of 100 mm. Calculate the friction factor f for the following velocities in the pipe and determine in each case whether the flow is laminar, turbulent through a smooth pipe or turbulent through a rough pipe. (a) 10 mm/s (b) 100 mm/s (c) 1000 mm/s (d) 10000 mm/s

Question 1. Water flows through a galvanized iron pipe that has a diameter of 100 mm. Calculate the friction factor f for the following velocities in the pipe and determine in each case whether the flow is laminar, turbulent through a smooth pipe or turbulent through a rough pipe. (a) 10 mm/s (b) 100 mm/s (c) 1000 mm/s (d) 10000 mm/s

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