Physics · Fluid Mechanics
The head loss in a pipe bend is given by hL = K × V22g, where K is the bend coefficient, V is the mean velocity, and g is acceleration due to gravity. If f is the Darcy-Weisbach friction factor and D is the diameter of the pipe, the equivalent length (Le) of the pipe is:
- 1Df/K
- 2f/KD
- 3KD/f✓
- 4Kf/D
Correct answer
KD/f
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