Computer · Fluid Mechanics
The frictional head loss in a turbulent flow through a pipe varies:
- 1inversely as the square of the average velocity
- 2directly as the square of the average velocity✓
- 3directly as the average velocity
- 4inversely as the square of the internal diameter of the pipe
Correct answer
directly as the square of the average velocity
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