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    Flow in pipes involves the motion of fluid through a confined space. Frictional forces between the fluid and pipe walls cause a pressure drop along the length of the pipe. The Hagen-Poiseuille equation can be used to calculate the pressure drop for laminar flow in pipes based on factors like fluid viscosity, pipe length and radius, and volumetric flow rate.

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    Flow in pipes involves the motion of fluid through a confined space. Frictional forces between the fluid and pipe walls cause a pressure drop along the length of the pipe. The Hagen-Poiseuille equation can be used to calculate the pressure drop for laminar flow in pipes based on factors like fluid viscosity, pipe length and radius, and volumetric flow rate.

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    wire coating fluids problem 8.5 p 183 Prentice Hall 198- Morton M Denn, Process Fluid Mechanics

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    Flow in pipes involves the motion of fluid through a confined space. Frictional forces between the fluid and pipe walls cause a pressure drop along the length of the pipe. The Hagen-Poiseuille equation can be used to calculate the pressure drop for laminar flow in pipes based on factors like fluid viscosity, pipe length and radius, and volumetric flow rate.

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    Flow in pipes involves the motion of fluid through a confined space. Frictional forces between the fluid and pipe walls cause a pressure drop along the length of the pipe. The Hagen-Poiseuille equation can be used to calculate the pressure drop for laminar flow in pipes based on factors like fluid viscosity, pipe length and radius, and volumetric flow rate.

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    From Process fluid Mechanics,

    Morton M. Denn, Prentice-Hall 1980


    Section 8.5, p183

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