An incompressible and viscous fluid flows inside a pipe of length L with relative roughness. It meets an intersection to branch the flow using a tee connection. Assume the pipe is open at both ends. Which of the following is true? A. The fluid experiences larger skin friction than form friction. B. The fluid only experiences form friction because there is no shaft work. C. The pressure drop is only affected by the form friction and skin friction. D. The mechanical energy balance must account all changes in height, speed
An incompressible and viscous fluid flows inside a pipe of length L with relative roughness. It meets an intersection to branch the flow using a tee connection. Assume the pipe is open at both ends. Which of the following is true? A. The fluid experiences larger skin friction than form friction. B. The fluid only experiences form friction because there is no shaft work. C. The pressure drop is only affected by the form friction and skin friction. D. The mechanical energy balance must account all changes in height, speed
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An incompressible and viscous fluid flows inside a pipe of length L with relative roughness. It meets an
intersection to branch the flow using a tee connection. Assume the pipe is open at both ends. Which of the following is true?
A. The fluid experiences larger skin friction than form friction.
B. The fluid only experiences form friction because there is no shaft work.
C. The pressure drop is only affected by the form friction and skin friction.
D. The
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