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    1. The document contains questions and answers related to fluid mechanics calculations involving pressure, flow rate, viscosity, density, pipe diameter, friction loss, and turbine efficiency. 2. Questions involve calculations of pressure changes in pipes of different diameters, friction loss in a water turbine system, determining viscosity by measuring pressure drop and flow rate in a capillary tube, and calculating friction loss in straight pipes of different materials. 3. The responses provide step-by-step workings and calculations to arrive at the answers for each question.

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    1. The document contains questions and answers related to fluid mechanics calculations involving pressure, flow rate, viscosity, density, pipe diameter, friction loss, and turbine efficiency. 2. Questions involve calculations of pressure changes in pipes of different diameters, friction loss in a water turbine system, determining viscosity by measuring pressure drop and flow rate in a capillary tube, and calculating friction loss in straight pipes of different materials. 3. The responses provide step-by-step workings and calculations to arrive at the answers for each question.

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    TIM : TIM 1

    1
    Nama : 1. Anandya Zulham Valensyah (191910401038)
    2. Reswara Musyafa (191910401050)
    3. Eko Saputra Widarianto (191910401090)
    Kelas :A
    Mata Kuliah : Operasi Teknik Utama I
    Dosen : Ari Susanti S.T., M.T.
    a. Soal : 2.7-9
    Pressure Measurements from Flows. Water having a density of 998 kg/m3 is flowing at
    the rate of 1.676 m/s in a 3.068-in. diameter horizontal pipe at a pressure P1 of 68.0 kPa
    abs. It then passes to a pipe having an inside diameter of 2.067 in.
    (a). Calculate the new pressure P2 in the 2.067-in. pipe. Assume no friction losses
    (b). If piping is vertical and the flow is upward, calculate the new pressure P2. The pressure
    tap P2 is 0.457 m above the tap for P1

    Jawaban:
    b. Soal : 2.7-11
    Friction Loss in Turbine Water Power System. Water is stored in an elevated reservoir.
    to generate power, water flows from this reservoir down through a large conduit to a
    turbine and then through a similar sized conduit. at a point in the conduit 89.5 m above the
    turbine the pressure is 172.4 kPa and at a level 5 m below the turbine the pressure is 89.6
    kPa. the water flowrate is 0.800 m3/s. the output shaft of the turbine is 658 kW. the water
    density is 1000 kg/m3. if the efficiency of turbine in converting the mechanical energy
    given up by the fluid to the turbine shaft is 89% (𝜂𝑡 = 0.89), calculate the friction loss in
    the turbine in J/Kg. note that in the mechanical energy balance equation, the Ws is equal
    to the output of the shaft of the turbine over 𝜂𝑡 .

    Jawaban:
    c. Soal : 2.10-1
    Viscosity Measurement of a Liquid. One use of the Hagen-Poiseuille equation is (2.10-2)
    in determining the viscosity of a liquid by measuring the pressure drop and velocity of the
    liquid in a capillary of known dimensions. The liquid used has a density of 912 kg/m3, and
    the capillary has a diameter of 2.222 mm and a length of .1585 m. The measured flow rate
    is 5.33 x 10-7 m3/s of liquid and the pressure drop 131 mm of water (density 996 kg/m3).
    Neglecting end effects, calculate the viscosity of the liquid in Pa·s.

    Jawaban:
    d. Soal 2.10-3
    Frictional Loss in Straight Pipe and Effect of Type of Pipe. A liquid having a density of
    801 Kg/m3 and a viscosity of 1.49 x 10-3 Pa·s is flowing through a horizontal straight
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    pipe at a velocity 0f 4.57 m/s. The commercial steel pipe is 1 -in. nominal pipe size,
    2
    schedule 40. For a length of pipe of 61 m, do as follows.
    (a) Calculate the friction Loss Ff.
    (b) For a smooth tube of the same inside diameter, calculate the friction loss. What is
    the precent reduction of the Ff for the smooth tube?

    Jawaban:

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