Question: Question 4 A pipe carrying water experiences a sudden increase in area as shown in fig 2 . The area at point ( 1 )

Question 4
A pipe carrying water experiences a sudden increase in area as shown in fig 2. The area at point (1) is 0.25m2 and the diameter at point (2) it is 0.4m. The pressure at point (2) is 20kPa and the velocity is 1.2ms. Water in the pipe has a laminar flow behaviour with Re determined as 256. The density of water is 1000kgm3. The distance between the two points is 65m.
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Fig. 1. Pipe with a change in area
Calculate the following:
a. The velocity at point (2).
b. The flow rate
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c. The mass flow rate.
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d. The total head loss due to friction.
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e. The pressure at point (2).
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f. The force acting on the section.
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Question 5
A pipe with a diameter of 0.8m carries water from the main sump in the Sentinel Pit to the Lime Dozing Plant (LDP) with an average velocity of 5ms.
a. Compute the flow rate of the water in the pipe;
Question 4 A pipe carrying water experiences a

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