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    This document provides information to calculate the energy loss when water flow changes from a 1-inch copper tube to a 3-inch copper tube. It gives the diameter, cross-sectional area, and calculated velocity of the water in the 1-inch tube. It also provides the diameter ratio needed to use a graph to determine the loss coefficient K, which can then be used to calculate the energy loss.

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    This document provides information to calculate the energy loss when water flow changes from a 1-inch copper tube to a 3-inch copper tube. It gives the diameter, cross-sectional area, and calculated velocity of the water in the 1-inch tube. It also provides the diameter ratio needed to use a graph to determine the loss coefficient K, which can then be used to calculate the energy loss.

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    Minor Loss 1

    Transféré par

    Nath Boyapati
    This document provides information to calculate the energy loss when water flow changes from a 1-inch copper tube to a 3-inch copper tube. It gives the diameter, cross-sectional area, and calculated velocity of the water in the 1-inch tube. It also provides the diameter ratio needed to use a graph to determine the loss coefficient K, which can then be used to calculate the energy loss.

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    Example 10.

    1
    Determine energy loss when 100 L/min of water moved from 1
    copper tube to 3 copper tube
    Procedure - Find velocity of flow and then find K.
    D1 = 25.3 mm
    A1 = 0.0005017 m2
    D2 = 73.8 mm
    A2 = 0.004282 m2
    V1 = Q1/A1 = [(100 L/min)/(60,000)] / 0.0005017 = 3.32 m/s
    (convert L/min to m3/s)
    D2/D1 = 2.92
    Use graph Figure 10.2

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