Oil having specific gravity of 0.87 and a viscosity of 2x10-4m2/s flows along a vertical pipe upward down as shown in the figure below. Flow rate of the flow is 0.4kg/s and total irriversible loss is 0.8m. Calculate the manometer reading, h. Is this answer logical?

Oil having specific gravity of 0.87 and a viscosity of 2x10-4m2/s flows along a vertical pipe upward down as shown in the figure below. Flow rate of the flow is 0.4kg/s and total irriversible loss is 0.8m. Calculate the manometer reading, h. Is this answer logical?

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Oil having specific gravity of 0.87 and a viscosity of 2x10-4m2/s flows along a vertical pipe upward down as
shown in the figure below. Flow rate of the flow is 0.4kg/s and total irriversible loss is 0.8m. Calculate the
manometer reading, h. Is this answer logical?

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