Mathematics · Fluid Dynamics and Ratios
Water flows through a long pipe having a length L, diameter D with a velocity V. The friction factor for the pipe is f. The head loss through the pipe due to friction is h. If the length of that pipe is doubled, diameter of that pipe is halved an d velocity of flow through the pipe is also halved, the head loss through the pipe due to friction will be equal to _______.
- 1h
- 2h/2
- 3h/4✓
- 44h
Correct answer
h/4
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