To estimate the frictional head loss, we use Darcy-Weisbach eq ( LV2 hy = f), where f is the friction factor. D2g Please select the most appropriate answer to get the friction factor f. Moody diagram and Sawmee-Jain eq can be used for both laminar and turbulent flows in pipes. Moody diagram and Sawmee-Jain formula can be used for both smooth and rough-walled pipe flows. While for 4x10³ < Re < 108 and 10-¹5

To estimate the frictional head loss, we use Darcy-Weisbach eq ( LV2 hy = f), where f is the friction factor. D2g Please select the most appropriate answer to get the friction factor f. Moody diagram and Sawmee-Jain eq can be used for both laminar and turbulent flows in pipes. Moody diagram and Sawmee-Jain formula can be used for both smooth and rough-walled pipe flows. While for 4x10³ < Re < 108 and 10-¹5

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