Two streams of crude oil (specific gravity of 0.887) mix as shown in Figure E19.1. The volumetric
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Two streams of crude oil (specific gravity of 0.887) mix as shown in Figure E19.1. The volumetric flowrate of Stream 1 is 0.006 m2/s, and its pipe diameter is 0.078 m. The volumetric flowrate of Stream 2 is 0.009 m3/s, and its pipe diameter is 0.10 m. Figure E19.1
Determine the volumetric and mass flowrates of Stream 3.
Determine the velocities in Streams 1 and 2.
If the velocity is not to exceed 1 m/s in Stream 3, determine the minimum possible pipe diameter.
Determine the superficial mass velocity Stream 3 using the pipe diameter calculated in Part (c).
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