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Laminar Flow in Pipes (§10.5)

The velocity of oil (S = 0.8) through the 5-cm smooth pipe is 1.2 m/s. Here L = 12 m, z1 = 1 m, z2
= 2 m, and the manometer deflection is 10 cm. Determine the flow direction, the resistance
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Velocity of oil,
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Specific gravity of oil,

Diameter of pipe,

Length of pipe,

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Since pressure at point 2 is greater than pressure at point 1 and datum head also at point 2 is
greater than at point 1 therefore direction of flow is from right to left

By applying Bernoulli’s equation at points 1 and 2

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Head loss due to friction


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Assume flow is laminar, then

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So the flow is laminar

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Viscosity of the oil

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