Water (p =1000 kg/m , p=1.59×103 kg /m.s) is flowing with the velocity of 0.25 m/s through a smooth pipe with the diameter of 1 cm at 25 °C. i. Calculate the head loss in 1 m of the pipe. ii. Calculate the head loss if the water velocity increases to 1 m/s.

Water (p =1000 kg/m , p=1.59×103 kg /m.s) is flowing with the velocity of 0.25 m/s through a smooth pipe with the diameter of 1 cm at 25 °C. i. Calculate the head loss in 1 m of the pipe. ii. Calculate the head loss if the water velocity increases to 1 m/s.

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