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The volume flow rate of water is 669,3 liters/min. Calculate the maximum length of the pipe [m], which can be
used without cavitation? (NOTE: Take water temperature as 10 °C)
Length
D-0 07 m
<-0.08 mm
Elevation
650 m
Elevation
653 m

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