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The conduit in the figure has a diameter of 3 cm and is made of cast iron (ε= 0.26 mm). The fluid being transported is an oil with (p = 886 kg/m3) and (μ = 823 cp). For the given pressure data, determine (a) whether the flow is ascending or descending and (b) the flow rate being handled. Consider that friction losses are NOT negligible.

The conduit in the figure has a diameter of 3 cm and is made of cast iron (ε= 0.26 mm). The fluid being transported is an oil with (p = 886 kg/m3) and (μ = 823 cp). For the given pressure data, determine (a) whether the flow is ascending or descending and (b) the flow rate being handled. Consider that friction losses are NOT negligible.

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SOLVE STEP BY STEP DONT USE AI DONT USE CHAT GPT The conduit in the figure has a diameter of 3 cm and is made of cast iron (>= 0.26 mm). The fluid being transported is an oil with (p = 886 kg/m3) and (μ = 823 cp). For the given pressure data, determine (a) whether the flow is ascending or descending and (b) the flow rate being handled. Consider that friction losses are NOT negligible. P= 180 kPa 15 m 37° 20 m P₁ = 500 kPa
Transcribed Image Text:SOLVE STEP BY STEP DONT USE AI DONT USE CHAT GPT The conduit in the figure has a diameter of 3 cm and is made of cast iron (>= 0.26 mm). The fluid being transported is an oil with (p = 886 kg/m3) and (μ = 823 cp). For the given pressure data, determine (a) whether the flow is ascending or descending and (b) the flow rate being handled. Consider that friction losses are NOT negligible. P= 180 kPa 15 m 37° 20 m P₁ = 500 kPa
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