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Engineering, 29.08.2019 21:20, deena7

Water flows through a very long 52 mm id (internal diameter) drawn copper pipe. the pipe is horizontal and has an internal roughness height of ε=0.0015 mm. the pressure drop along a 200m long section of the pipe is 100 kpa. find the friction factor f, reynolds number and average speed of the flow in the pipe. is the pipe flow laminar or turbulent?

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