Situation XIV: Two parallel pipes with common friction factor and length are laid. If the diameter ofthe first pipe is twice the diameter of the second pipe.40. What must be the ratio of their flow?a. 0.03b. 5.66С. 3.55d. 3.40Situation XV: The pipe delivers 0.008 m3/s of water having kinematic viscosity of 6.5 x 10-6 m2/s.To assure laminar flow,41. Determine the size of pipe.a. 784 mm Øb. 583 mm ØC. 684 mm Ød. 723 mm Ø

Given that: 40. Two parallel pipes with same friction factor and…

Situation XIV: Two parallel pipes with common friction factor and length are laid. If the diameter of the first pipe is twice the diameter of the second pipe. 40. What must be the ratio of their flow? a. 0.03 b. 5.66 C. 3.55 d. 3.40 Situation XV: The pipe delivers 0.008 m3/s of water having kinematic viscosity of 6.5 x 10-6 m2/s. Co assure laminar flow, 41. Determine the size of pipe. a. 784 mm Ø b. 583 mm Ø C. 684 mm Ø 703 mm a

Situation XIV: Two parallel pipes with common friction factor and length are laid. If the diameter of the first pipe is twice the diameter of the second pipe. 40. What must be the ratio of their flow? a. 0.03 b. 5.66 C. 3.55 d. 3.40 Situation XV: The pipe delivers 0.008 m3/s of water having kinematic viscosity of 6.5 x 10-6 m2/s. Co assure laminar flow, 41. Determine the size of pipe. a. 784 mm Ø b. 583 mm Ø C. 684 mm Ø 703 mm a

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