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The pressure gradient AP/L in turbulent incompressible flow across a horizontal pipe with a length L is observed to be a function of pipe diameter D, fluid viscosity u and density p, fluid velocity V and pipe roughness E. Perform a dimensional analysis of the problem to find a correlation of relevant dimensionless numbers of the problem. D-diameter u- Viscosity p- Density V- Velocity E- Pipe Roughness AP/L – Pressure gradient

The pressure gradient AP/L in turbulent incompressible flow across a horizontal pipe with a length L is observed to be a function of pipe diameter D, fluid viscosity u and density p, fluid velocity V and pipe roughness E. Perform a dimensional analysis of the problem to find a correlation of relevant dimensionless numbers of the problem. D-diameter u- Viscosity p- Density V- Velocity E- Pipe Roughness AP/L – Pressure gradient

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The pressure gradient AP/L in turbulent incompressible flow across a horizontal pipe with a length L is observed to be a function of pipe diameter D, fluid viscosity u and density p, fluid velocity V and pipe roughness e. Perform a dimensional analysis of the problem to find a correlation of relevant dimensionless numbers of the problem. D-diameter H- Viscosity p- Density V- Velocity E- Pipe Roughness AP/L – Pressure gradient
Transcribed Image Text:The pressure gradient AP/L in turbulent incompressible flow across a horizontal pipe with a length L is observed to be a function of pipe diameter D, fluid viscosity u and density p, fluid velocity V and pipe roughness e. Perform a dimensional analysis of the problem to find a correlation of relevant dimensionless numbers of the problem. D-diameter H- Viscosity p- Density V- Velocity E- Pipe Roughness AP/L – Pressure gradient
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