1. A 1.5 m diameter pipe discharges water at a rate of 2,831 liters per second. Determine the frictional loss of head pe

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1. A 1.5 m diameter pipe discharges water at a rate of 2,831 liters per second. Determine the frictional loss of head pe

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1. A 1.5 m diameter pipe discharges water at a rate of 2,831
liters per second. Determine the frictional loss of head per
kilometer of pipe using friction factor equal to 0.012,
2. Oil flows at a rate of 60 liters per second through a 50 m of a
120 mm diameter pipe. If the head loss is 6 m, what is the friction
factor, f?
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