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Pressure vessel and resulting flow through a pipe
Hi everybody, I've been going around in circles with this problem and not sure if I'm approaching it correctly. I have a vessel filled with a fluid and connected to a pipe (circular cross section) with a tap on the end. The pressure on the vessel is not atmospheric, it is about 1 bar...- redargon
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- Flow Pipe Pressure Pressure vessel Vessel
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3D Points on Surface of a Pipe (Disk)
Hello to all...first post here! I need to compute 3D (x,y,z) points around the surface of a pipe. By pipe I mean something like an underground pipeline. Let's say I'm given the bottom point of the pipe in x,y,z coordinates, the diameter of the pipe (say 12 feet), and the inclination or...- domls
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- 3d Disk Pipe Points Surface
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- Forum: General Math
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Formula to Calculate drop Pressure in Liquid Pipe
I am looking formula to calculate pressure drop in a liquid pipe and to determine a suitable diameter of pipe to use for the application.- elec2050
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- Drop Formula Liquid Pipe Pressure
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Calculate Pressure in Fluid Motion Pipe with Bernoulli's Principle
hi, I am just assumin this is the right place for bernoulli stuff pressure 1 and 2 are both static pressures, and the arrow shows fluid motion is it possible to calculate them directly from an equation? or is it simply P1 and P2? and also, since the diameter decreases for P2, the... -
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Forcing water from a pipe underwater
Hi I have a problem beyond my scope. I am not a lerned physics chap so please, any answers would be great if kept simple :) I have a pipe containing 300 litres of water. The pipe is 346mm diameter and 1 meter long. The top edge of the pipe is 1200mm under the sea. The pipe lies...- Surrey Dodger
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- Pipe Underwater Water
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Reaching for the Gold: Analyzing Forces to Snap a Pipe in Half
I’ll try for the gold ring first and then come back to earth. Trying to find out the max forces to snap a pipe in-half (torsion problem) I have a 3”OD mechanical round tube with 1/4” wall its (ASTM-A 519) grade and 20ft long. At one end is welded a 14” long arm with a 3000psi cylinder(column...- Windseaker
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- Forces Gold Pipe
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Investigating Contact Stress in HighSpeed Pipe Rolling
Contact Stress? I have a "High Spin" rolling system that spins pipe to compact cement lining. We are using tandem 7-14.5LT D/8 bias-ply tires on each end of the axles with the pipe riding in the saddle between two sets of tires. The tires are running approx. 70 MPH for just over a min. The...- MrReliability
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- Contact Pipe Rolling Stress
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Solving Closed Pipe Question: Length Difference of 2 Pipes
Homework Statement Once closed organ pipe has a length of 3.2 m. Frequency of the note played by this pipe is 27 Hz. When a second pipe is played at the same time, a 1.50 Hz beat note is heard. By how much is the second pipe too long? Homework Equations ? The Attempt at a Solution...- pebbles
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- Closed Pipe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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The Science Behind Sucking Water Through a Pipe
What do you call the force that enables water to keep coming after you suck on a pipe just as long as you keep the end of the pipe lower than the water level of the source. Is it the pressure difference or is it another force. -
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Building a Paper Pipe Organ: Tips & Advice
Hello, I am trying to make a cardboard pipe organ...After a few days of research, I kind of have a idea of how the keys work, but I still have trouble on -make a workable pipe -make the air pass through the pipe I have made a 16cm * 1.5 cm * 1.5 cm cardboard (thickness: 1mm) pipe , with a...- Mochi
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- Paper Pipe
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Open ended pipe Harmonics Mastering Physics Question
[SOLVED] Open ended pipe Harmonics Mastering Physics Question Homework Statement Consider a pipe 45.0cm long if the pipe is open at both ends. Use v = 344m/s. Now pipe is closed at one end. What is the number of the highest harmonic that may be heard by a person who can hear frequencies...- TFM
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- Harmonics Mastering physics Physics Pipe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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An experiment to determine the speed of sound using a closed pipe.
Would it be possible for someone to check over my experiment? I have not conducted the experiment yet, but I would like to make sure I am on the right tracks. The equation I will be using to determine the speed of sound is: v=f\lambda v is the speed of sound f is the frequency and this will...- _Mayday_
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- Closed Experiment Pipe Sound Speed Speed of sound
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fill Tank in 24 mins Using Pipe A & B
There are two pipes, Pipe A and Pipe B. Pipe A filled a tank in for minutes less than B does. If both pipes are open the tank is filled in 24 minutes. Find the time A will take if B is closed- santa
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- Pipe Tank
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- Forum: General Math
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Pipe and Bernoulli's Equation: Solving for Mass and Gauge Pressure
Homework Statement In the figure below, fresh water flows through a horizontal drainage pipe and then out into the atmosphere at a speed v1 = 15 m / s. The diameters of the left and right sections are 5.0 cm and 3.0 cm. (a) Find the mass of water that flows into the atmosphere in one...- ~christina~
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- Bernoulli's Bernoulli's equation Pipe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Help with a pipe, water, continuity and Bernoullie
[SOLVED] Help with a pipe, water, continuity and Bernoullie Homework Statement At one point in a pipeline the water's speed is: 3.0 m/s, the gauge pressure is: 5.0*10^4. Find the gauge pressure at a second point in the line, 11m lower than the first, if the pipe diameter at the second...- TFM
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- Continuity Pipe Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Can Closed Pipes Produce Overtones from a Single Frequency Vibration?
If you vibrate a tuning fork over a closed pipe (a pipe with one end closed and the other open) is it possible to get overtones in the pipe even thought the tuning fork only vibrates at one frequency For example if you have a tuning fork of freq 300HZ and you allow it too vibrate above a closed... -
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Calculate Maximum Stress in Pipe AB and Rod BC Shaft
The built-up shaft consists of a pipe AB and solid rod BC. The pipe has an inner diameter of 20 mm and outer diameter of 28 mm. The rod has a diameter of 12 mm. Determine the maximum stress in the shaft. I have stress=V/A I picked 12N as V and Aream I am confused any help?- kappcity06
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- Maximum Pipe Rod Shaft Stress
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Where Are the Nodes in a 2.00 m Pipe with Standing Sound Waves?
Homework Statement (a) Standing sound waves are produced in a pipe that is 2.00 m long and open at both ends. (Give all answers measured from the left end of the pipe, and from smallest to largest where there is more than one answer.) (i) For the fundamental and first two overtones...- philf0018
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- Pipe Sound Sound waves Waves
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Cantilever Pipe Weight Support
Hello the forum; I am brand new here so I beg you indulgence. How do I calculate the amount of weight a pipe will support if used in a cantilever cituation?- screwbean
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- Cantilever Pipe Support Weight
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- Forum: General Engineering
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How Does the Electric Field Vary with Distance in a Cylindrical Shell?
Homework Statement Consider an infinitely long cylindrical metallic shell with a line of charge within and coincides with the axis of the cylindrical shell as shown in Figure . How does E field vary with r? Homework Equations E.A=q/\epsilon E=E field, A = surface area The...- JayKo
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- Gauss Pipe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Burst Pipe Causes Unexpected Adventure in My Garden
Yes i came home one morning to find water pouring down my drive, strange as it may seem the burst water pipe is nothing to do with my cottage it supplies several houses at the back of my property, any how i went out this afternoon to find two bloody great holes in my garden. In one i could just...- wolram
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- garden Pipe
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Water Flow Rate and Approximations: Insights from a Riemann Sum?
Homework Statement t (hours) | R(t) (gallons per hour) 0 9,6 3 10,4 6 10,8 9 11,2 12 11,4 15 11,3 18...- ricekrispie
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- Pipe Water
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Can You Tune an Organ Pipe Without Altering Its Physical Construction?
Homework Statement You are playing a pipe organ, with pipes that are designed to be closed at one end, when you notice that one of the notes sounds wrong. You soon discover that one of the pipes has a hole in the end that was supposed to be closed. (a) After you patch up the hole, what will...- celinemariah
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- Frequency Pipe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Are the Frequencies of the Lowest Three Harmonics in a 1.70 m Organ Pipe?
Homework Statement An organ pipe is 1.70 m long and it is open at one end and closed at the other end. What are the frequencies of the lowest three harmonics produced by this pipe? The speed of sound is 340 m/s. Only one answer is correct. 200 Hz, 400 Hz, 600 Hz 200 Hz, 300 Hz, 400 Hz 200...- BuBbLeS01
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- Harmonics Pipe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Help me with the leakage rate of a crack in a pressure pipe.
I am thinking about the following situation. In a stagnation water loop, the pressure is building up. A crack occurs due to the expansion of the water. What will be the solution approach to determine the flow rate of the leakage? Please give some hints or references. Thank you.- zax
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- Crack Leakage Pipe Pressure Rate
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How Do You Calculate the New Diameter Needed to Reduce Pressure in a Pipe?
Homework Statement The pressure in a section of horizontal pipe with a diameter of 1.80 cm is 144 kPa. Water flows through the pipe at 2.30 L/s. If the pressure at a certain point is to be reduced to 101 kPa by constricting a section of the pipe, what should the diameter of the constricted...- Vanessa23
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- Pipe Pressure
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How can the average velocity in laminar fully developed pipe flow be calculated?
This question has been bugging for a while now. I have been trying to solve it, but not getting anywhere. Hopefully, you guys can be of some help. Here's the question: For laminar fully developed pipe flow, show the average velocity V = 0.5u(max). Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks!- Student39
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- Flow Pipe Pipe flow
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Finding Net Pressure force in a pipe
I have a pipe that has an inlet (x-direction) and outlet (y-direction) with water flowing through it. I want to find net pressure force in x-direction (at the inlet) I have momentum flux and areas of the inlet and outlet. How can I find the net pressure force acting on the inlet? I don't...- Mr. A
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- Force Net Pipe Pressure Pressure force
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Calculating Water Tower's Drain Pipe Flow Rate
A water tower, vented to the atmosphere, is drained by a pipe that extends to the ground. The top surface of the water in the tank is 13.3 m above the ground. If the valve in the drain pipe is closed, what is the absolute pressure in the drain pipe at ground level? 2.32×105 Pa If the valve...- yuvlevental
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- Flow Flow rate Pipe Pipe flow Rate Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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CFM and PSI Requirements for Abrasive Blasting 80' Steel Pipe
I am currently getting setting up a project where we will be abrasive blasting 48" dia steel pipe in 80' lenghts utilizing robotic equipment producing 1600 CFM @ 160 PSI. We are endevouring to identify the CFM requirements for our dust collection system which will be required at one end of the...- CSI GIL
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- Cfm Pipe Psi Steel
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Smaller DN on pump than on pipe
When I select a water pump for a pipe, I select the pump that matches the pipes nominell diameter. A DN100 pump for a DN100 pipe for instance. It only seems natural to me. But I see that others usually go down on the pump size, a DN65 or DN80 pump for a DN100 pipe for instance. Why is this...- TSN79
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- Pipe Pump
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How does that relate to the length of the wire?
Homework Statement Given a pipe with 8cm circumference and length 20cm that is 8 turns of wire wrapped around a pipe, what's the length of the wire? Homework Equations circumference=2(pi)r=diameter*pi (I think) The Attempt at a Solution This is pic with problem. My...- pugfug90
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- Pipe Wire
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Help! Understanding Ripple Formation in a Ripple Tank
Help! Pipe sounds... Homework Statement Can someone please explain simply what happens when you make ripples in a ripple tank when there's something (like a piece of wood) in it and WHY it happens?? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- ecanescence-fan
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- Pipe
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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How Can I Start Modeling a Heat Pipe?
Hello! i've been thinking, how can i get start modeling a heat pipe. At least a conceptual approach . it would be very helpfull ir someone here post any bibliography. thanks!- Cerpin Taxt
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- Heat Modeling Pipe
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Fluid - Determining pump power for pipe flow system
Fluid - Determining pump power for pipeline with constant head gentlemen, i need some help to solve for part b as attached. The friction factor for pipe 1 & 2are 0.003106 and 0.003438 respectively and the Z value calculated is 9.997m of water. With a 20% increase in flow rate for the piping...- Nismo7
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- Flow Fluid Pipe Pipe flow Power Pump System
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Pressure drop in elbows & bends in a pipe
hi! i want to calculate pressure drops in a pipe having various elbows ,bends & valves.whts equation should be used to calculate the pressure drop. thanks gaurav- bajaj_383
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- Drop Pipe Pressure Pressure drop
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Two tanks connected by a horizontal pipe
from Applied Mathematics and Modeling for Chemical Engneers (Richard G. Rice) Two vertical cylindrial tanks, each 10 m high,are installed side-by-side in a tank farm, their bottoms at the same level.The tanks are connected at their bottoms by a horizontal pipe 2 meters long,with pipe inside...- sigma128
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- Horizontal Pipe
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Increasing temperature of an organ pipe
If the temperature of an organ pipe is increased above room temperature thereby increasing the speed of sound waves in the pipe but not affecting the length of the pipe significantly, what effect does this have in the frequency of the standing waves produced by the pipe? My attempt If the...- mike2007
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- Increasing Pipe Temperature
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Water Pipe Boyle's Law Mystery.
This is a very curious situation. I have a large water tank on the top of a hill. It supplies a gravity fed water system that works fine. There is an under ground pipe with one end A in the bottom of the tank. The other end E is about 80 feet below A, and has a faucet. None of the pipe is...- CharlesHoward
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- Boyle's law Law Mystery Pipe Water
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How Does a Water Pipe System Explain Electrical Circuit Analogies?
Hey guys, I'm currently having some trouble regarding the water pipe systems. The problem arose as I was exploring analogies for the electrical circuit. Alright firstly, in a water pipe, we need pressure difference for the water to flow, right? Okay, not necessary, as long as initially... -
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Two cylindrical tanks, connecting pipe and outlet pipe - Differential Equation
Homework Statement Two vertical cylindrical tanks, each 10 meters high, are installed side-by-side. Their bottoms are at the same level. The tanks are connected at their bottoms by a horizontal pipe 2 meters long which has an internal diameter of 0.03 meters. The first tank is full of oil and...- VinnyCee
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- Cylindrical Differential Differential equation Pipe
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Looking for pipe flow information in cubic feet per minute.
Does anyone have a chart of what a straight pipe flows in cfm? Like 3 inch inside diam.? 4 inch? Etc? Thanks:)- 5.0stang
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- Cubic Flow Information Per Pipe Pipe flow
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Calculating Resistance of Aluminum & Copper Pipe
A cylindrical aluminum pipe of length 1.36 m has an inner radius of 1.80 10-3 m and an outer radius of 3.00 10-3 m. The interior of the pipe is completely filled with copper. What is the resistance of this unit? (Hint: Imagine that the pipe is connected between the terminals of a battery and...- gamesandmore
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- Aluminum Copper Pipe Resistance
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Inductance coil with water pipe
If I place a pipe filled with WATER inside of a coil and then half filled pipe of same material, does the inducatnec change? Will the change be able to be observed using multimeter? any ideas?- shellysharma
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- Coil Inductance Pipe Water
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Velocity Split in T-Branch Pipe Flow?
I have a supply pipe that splits into two using a T-branch. If the flow through the supply is x, will the flow through the two splits then have half the speed of the supply?- TSN79
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Eddy current pipe force equation
When you drop a (strong) magnet into a copper pipe, it slows down. Is there an equation for calculating the force? I have searched and searched Google, but all i found was F=[(B^2)(l^2)v]/R, where B = magnetic field, l = circumference of tube, v = velocity of magnet, and R = resistance of pipe...- robhlee
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- Current Eddy current Force Force equation Pipe
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Will my water filled pipe freeze?
I have a problem that my technical engineer training can't solve. We have static water pipes installed under a canopy of a building. The coldest air tempreture recorded is -8.5 Celius during winter. We can assume that the air tempreture stays at -8.5 Celius and there is minimal air movement...- engineroom
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- Pipe Water
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Flow through a pipe along a reduced diameter
Imagine a pipe of d=50mm with water flowing through. The pipe's diameter is reduced along a small section to 40, and then returned to 50. If I have a flow of x l/s along the first 50mm piece, will I also get x l/s along and after the reduction? Will the only change be more speed through the...- TSN79
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- Diameter Flow Pipe
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How Does Helium Affect the Fundamental Frequency of an Organ Pipe?
Homework Statement A certain organ pipe, open at both ends, produces a fundamental frequency of 275 Hz in air. If the pipe is filled with helium at the same temperature, what fundamental frequency f will it produce? Take the molar mass of air to be 28.8 g/mol and the molar mass of helium to...- GreenMind
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- Helium Pipe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Pressure in a Narrowed Pipe
Homework Statement Water flows at through a horizontal pipe that narrows smoothly from 10 cm diameter to 5.0 cm diameter. A pressure gauge in the narrow section reads 50 kPa. What is the reading of a pressure gauge in the wide section Homework Equations A_1*F_1=A_2*F_2 The...- iceman_ch
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- Pipe Pressure
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help