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February 27, 2012, 04:28
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Pressure lose due to friction
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sam
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Hello,
How to calculate pr drop in pipe line? let's take pipe Ø300mm and length 350m Boundry condition: Inlet pressure: 6bar Medium : Air i want to know outlet pressure drop: ..... ? bar I've learn that a) Pr.Drop=(4.f.L.V^2)/(2.g.D) b) Pr.Drop=(f.L.V^2)/(2.g.D) Which one i've to use to find outlet pressure drop? plz help me too urgent Thankyou, sam. |
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