Computer · Fluid Mechanics
In fluid flow through pipes, an 'equivalent pipe' is defined as:
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- 1A pipe of non-uniform diameter having head loss and discharge not equal to those of a compound pipe.
- 2A pipe of uniform diameter having head loss and discharge equal to those of a compound pipe made of several pipes of different diameters and lengths.✓
- 3A pipe of non-uniform diameter having head loss and discharge equal to those of a compound pipe.
- 4A pipe of uniform diameter having head loss and discharge equal to those of a compound pipe made of several pipes of the same diameter and length.
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A pipe of uniform diameter having head loss and discharge equal to those of a compound pipe made of several pipes of different diameters and lengths.
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