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October 7, 2004, 10:11	Question of order	#1
Nick Guest Posts: n/a	OK, so I'm running some Re numbers on a short pipe. The pipe has both a constiction (of 7 to 1 d1 to d2) and a bend (of varying degrees). What is the best way to approch the problem? Should I use equivilent lengths? And if so, do I start with the first diameter and then add the equivilent length for the constriction and the bend? Should I Calculate the constriction first and then the bend? Or Bend and then constriction? Thanks for taking the time to read and reply, Nick

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