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THE PRESSURE OF LIQUID FLOW IN PIPE IS GIVEN BY​

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Answered by singh04pabhjot
1

Answer:

The loss of pressure when a fluid flows through a pipe is given by P=kρalVbdcμ where d and l are diameter ρ and μ length of the pipe respectively, and are the mass density and coefficient of viscosity of the fluid, V is the mean velocity of flow through the pipe and k is a numerical constant.

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Answered by sk1771942
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Explanation:

P=kρ

a

lV

b

d

c

μ

dimensionofP=M

1

L

−1

T

−2

ρ=ML

−3

l=L

1

V=LT

−1

d=L

μ=ML

1

T

−1

ML

1

T

−2

=M

a+1

L

−3a+1+c+b

T

−b−1

Comparing both side

a+1=1,a=0

b+1=2,b=1

b+c+1−3×0=−1

b+c+1=−1

c+2=−1

c=−3.

∴a=0,b=1,c=−3

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