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- Water at (4 oC) (ν = 1.31 x 10−6
) flow from point 1 (350 kPa) to point 2 (70 kPa) through a
(160 m) long galvanized-steel pipe (ε = 0.15 mm). The flow rate is (0.025 m3
/s) and Point 2
higher than point 1 by (8 m) find the diameter of the pipe?
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