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25 July, 23:54

A horizontal pipe carries ﬂuid in fully developed turbulent ﬂow. The static pressure difference measured between two sections is 750 psi. The distance between the sections is 15 ft, and the pipe diameter is 3 in. Calculate the shear stress, Tw, that acts on the walls

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