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CE 39 F an McKinny Elmntay Mcanics o Flui Flow in Pis

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isca in amina Flow d d Q d d d da Q d π π π π 8 8 ( 4 ( ( 4 ( 4 4 4 d A Q 3

Had oss in amina Flow 3 ( 3 3 3 3 s s d d d R 64 / ( R 64 / ( 64( / / 3 3

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Moody iaam

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Ex(. Givn: iquid in i as 8 kn/m 3. Acclation. cm, 3x -3 N-m/s. Find: Is luid stationay, movin u, o movin down? Wat is t man vlocity? Solution: Eny q. om to m,, 8 8 9 8.5m (movin uwad 3 3 8*(. 5. -3 3* 3x *.4 m / s

Ex (.4 Givn: Oil (S.97, m - l-s/t in in i, Q.5 cs. Find: Pssu do t o oiontal i. Solution: Q A.5 π ( / / 4.46 t / s.97 */ 94 *.46 * ( / R 36(lamina 3 3* -* * 46. 97. si/ t ( /

Ex. (.8 Givn: Kosn (S.94,.48 N-s/m. Hoiontal 5- cm i. Qx -3 m 3 /s. Find: Pssu do m o i. Solution: 3.5 3 3.5 8.45 6..6 t / s 3 * 4 * 5 *.8*6.4 * (/ 3.5.8*.94 *.6 * (.5 / R 93(lamina 5 4 * 3 Q * A.6 * π * (.5/ / 4.3* cs

Ex. (.34 /.6, /,3 m Ns m N Givn: Glycin@ o C lows commcial stl i. Find: Solution: m.4,3 * (. 3(.6((.6 3 3.5(lamina 5.*.6 *. R ( 4 ν

Ex. (.43 Givn: Fiu Find: Estimat t lvation quid in t u svoi to oduc a wat disca o cs in t systm. Wat is t minimum ssu in t ilin and wat is t ssu t? Solution: ( t s t A Q K K K K K K E E 33 * 3..73.75. *.4.5 /.73 4 * /.75 43.5*.;.4 (assumd;.5; π 5 5 9 *.4 *.73* R.59.53 6.4 * (.35 * 3..73 3.5.4.5..7 33 * ν si t K K

Ex. (.68 Givn: Commcial stl i to cay 3 cs o wat at 6oF wit a ad loss o t t o i. Assum i sis a availal in vn sis wn t diamts a xssd in incs (i.., in, in, tc.. Find: iamt. Solution: ν Assum.5 33,984 5 8.6 t.x 5 t / s; ( Q /( π / 4.5* k s.5x 4 t k s 4 Rlativ ounss:.5x. 8.6 Gt tt stimat o R ν Q ( π / 4 ν Q ( π / 4 ν 3 R ( π / 4(8.6.x.,656 5 7.43 t 89in. 5 3.9x 6 Us a 9 in i

Ex. (.8 Givn: T ssu at a wat main is 3 kpa a. Wat si i is ndd to cay wat om t main at a at o.5 m3/s to a actoy tat is 4 m om t main? Assum alvanid-stl i is to usd and tat t ssu quid at t actoy is 6 kpa a at a oint m aov t main connction. Find: Si o i. Solution: 8 Q π 3, 98 4.45m / 5 ( Q /( π / 4 6, 98 Assum. 8 8 / 5 Q π. 4.45 Rlativ ounss: Fiction acto: Us cm i / 5 4 (.5 π 9.8 k s. m.5.5. / 5... m.

Ex. (.83 Givn: T -cm alvanid-stl i is m lon and discas wat into t atmos. T ilin as an on lo valv and 4 tadd lows; 3 m and 5 m. Find: Wat is t disca, and wat is t ssu at A, t midoint o t lin? Solution: ( K K v 4K -cm and assum.5 Q A.94( π / 4(..94 *. R 7x ν 6.3x 4 4 (.5 4 *.9.5. 4 65..94 m / s.74 m 3 / s A A A A A A 5 (K ( *.9 A (.94 98 * ( 9.6 9.8kPa 5.5. Na cavitation ssu, not ood! 5 9.6 m So.5

Ex. (.95 Givn: I t dlu tou t systm sown is cs, wat osow is t um sulyin to t wat? T 4 n av a adius o in and t 6-in i is smoot. Find: Hosow Solution: 3 6 (.5 4K Q.8 t / s A ( π / 4(/.6 t.8* (/ 5 R 4.7x ν 5.x So.35 6 3.6(.5 4 *.9.35 7.6 t Q 55 4.4 7 (/