Question

15: Which one of the following statements is true of fully
developed flow through pipes?
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Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The flow through pipes is parallel to the fully formed flow.

Explanation:

• In fully developed flow through pipes, the flow is parallel.
• It doesn't have a moment of inertia.
• The pressure gradient is constant, and the viscous force balances the pressure force.
• The one in which viscosity effects are completely present and pipe entry effects are not considered.
• It's also known as a pipe flow that can't be compressed.
• When the viscous effects of the shear tension between the fluid particles and the pipe wall form a completely developed velocity profile, this is known as fully developed flow.
• The fluid must go through a length of straight pipe in order for this to happen.
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