4. On a farm, water (y= 9810 N/m³ & µ = 1.15e-3 Pa*s) is delivered from a pressurized storage tank to a watering tank. Calculate the required air pressure above the water in the tank to produce (a) laminar flow (Re = 2000) and (b) turbulent flow (Re = 5000). Note that L = 123 m, h = 1 m, and D = 2 in. The pipe is steel (ε = 4.6e-5 m).

4. On a farm, water (y= 9810 N/m³ & µ = 1.15e-3 Pa*s) is delivered from a pressurized storage tank to a watering tank. Calculate the required air pressure above the water in the tank to produce (a) laminar flow (Re = 2000) and (b) turbulent flow (Re = 5000). Note that L = 123 m, h = 1 m, and D = 2 in. The pipe is steel (ε = 4.6e-5 m).

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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