Which one of the following is a major loss? Entry Exit large reservoir friction When looking at
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- Which one of the following is a major loss?
- Entry
- Exit
- large reservoir
- friction
- When looking at pipe flow:
- Major losses are always greater than minor losses
- Major losses are reduced by decreasing the surfaceroughness
- Minor losses are always greater than major losses
- Minor losses are very sensitive to pipe surface roughness
- Head loss due to friction is a function of :
- Pressure, length to diameter ratio, friction factor
- Velocity, pressure, friction factor
- Velocity, pressure, length to diameter ratio
- Velocity, length to diameter ratio, friction factor
- What causes head loss in pipes? (Select all that apply)
- Valves and fittings
- Fluid type
- Length of pipe
- Friction
- For laminar flow, if the friction factor increases by a factorof two, the Reynolds number:
- Is half the value
- Doubles
- Stays the same
- Cannot be determined
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