A smooth pipe of 100 mm diameter and 1000 m long is carrying water at the rate of 10 litres/sec. If the kinematic viscosity of water is 0-015 stokes and the value of where Re is Reynolds 0.0623 co-efficient of friction 'f is given by the relation f = (Re)1/4 number, calculate: (1) Loss of head, (2) Wall shearing stress, (3) Centre-line velocity, (4) Velocity and shear stress at 20 mm from the pipe wall, and (5) Thickness of laminar sublayer.

A smooth pipe of 100 mm diameter and 1000 m long is carrying water at the rate of 10 litres/sec. If the kinematic viscosity of water is 0-015 stokes and the value of where Re is Reynolds 0.0623 co-efficient of friction 'f is given by the relation f = (Re)1/4 number, calculate: (1) Loss of head, (2) Wall shearing stress, (3) Centre-line velocity, (4) Velocity and shear stress at 20 mm from the pipe wall, and (5) Thickness of laminar sublayer.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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