The pressure drop AP in flow through pipes per unit length is found to depend on the average velocity u, diameter d, density of the fluid p, and viscosity u. Using MLT set of dimensions evaluate the dimensionless parameters correlating this phenomenon. *

The pressure drop AP in flow through pipes per unit length is found to depend on the average velocity u, diameter d, density of the fluid p, and viscosity u. Using MLT set of dimensions evaluate the dimensionless parameters correlating this phenomenon. *

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The pressure drop AP in flow
through pipes per unit length is
found to depend on the average
velocity u, diameter d, density of
the fluid p, and viscosity u. Using
MLT set of dimensions evaluate
the dimensionless parameters
correlating this phenomenon.

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