Nikuradse developed a semitheoretical correlation for f vs. Re for steadyturbulent flow in smooth pipes (105 < Re 107 ):1==1.75 m (Re f)-0.4Toluene (density= 866 kg/m3 , viscosity = 0.0008 Ns/m² ) is to be conveyedthrough a 100m pipeline of diameter 0.2m. What is the maximum flow rateof toluene in kg/sec that can be maintained, if the frictional pressure loss isnot to exceed 10 kN/m² ?

The friction pressure loss expression consists of pressure loss, diameter, length, velocity,…

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Toluene (density= 866 kg/m³ , viscosity = 0.0008 Ns/m² ) is to be conveyed through a 100m pipeline of diameter 0.2m. What is the maximum flow rate of toluene in kg/sec that can be maintained, if the frictional pressure loss is not to exceed 10 kN/m² ?