Engineering, 14.04.2020 23:05, savrosed

You will be observing laminar-turbulent transition for room temperature (about 20°C) water flowing in a 0.602"" ID pipe (Schedule 40 1/2"" pipe). Estimate the flow rate in gallons/minute (gpm) at which transition should begin (ReD= 2300) and the flow rate for fully turbulent flow (ReD> 4000). Repeat calculations for a 0.804"" ID pipe (Schedule 40 3/4"" pipe).

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