An ideal gas flows in steady state adiabatic flow along a horizontal pipe of inside diameter di, = 0.02 m. The pressure and density at a point are P = 20000 Pa and p= 200 kg/m3 respectively. He density drops from 200kg/m3 to 100kg/m in a 5m length. Calculate the mass flux assuming that the Fanning friction factor f= 9.0 x 10-3 and the ratio of heat capacities at constant pressure and constant volume y=1.40.

An ideal gas flows in steady state adiabatic flow along a horizontal pipe of inside diameter di, = 0.02 m. The pressure and density at a point are P = 20000 Pa and p= 200 kg/m3 respectively. He density drops from 200kg/m3 to 100kg/m in a 5m length. Calculate the mass flux assuming that the Fanning friction factor f= 9.0 x 10-3 and the ratio of heat capacities at constant pressure and constant volume y=1.40.

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