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Loss of Internal flow
Loss of Internal flow
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Takashi Iwagaya
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This document shows the fundamental calculations related to the internal flow. The loss of head or pressure is caused by the friction loss and elevation. And, regarding the friction loss, the Darcy friction factor is determined based on the flow condition, Laminar or Turbulent. If the fluid of flow is liquid, the elevation cannot be ignored. As the examples of calculation, this document will demonstrate the flow calculation in some cases after introducing equations for friction factor.
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February 08, 2022
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Maple Flow 2021
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English
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