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This document contains data from an experiment measuring the flow rate (qsc) of a fluid through a pipe under different pressure conditions. It reports the upstream pressure (p1), downstream pressure (p2), flow rate (qsc), and calculates values for pressure drop and a proportionality constant k/m. A graph of qsc-psc/A vs. p^2/L yields a slope of approximately 0.7 cm^2/atm-s, representing the proportionality constant k/m. A graph of 1/k vs. qsc intercepts the y-axis at approximately 60 d-1.

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This document contains data from an experiment measuring the flow rate (qsc) of a fluid through a pipe under different pressure conditions. It reports the upstream pressure (p1), downstream pressure (p2), flow rate (qsc), and calculates values for pressure drop and a proportionality constant k/m. A graph of qsc-psc/A vs. p^2/L yields a slope of approximately 0.7 cm^2/atm-s, representing the proportionality constant k/m. A graph of 1/k vs. qsc intercepts the y-axis at approximately 60 d-1.

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This document contains data from an experiment measuring the flow rate (qsc) of a fluid through a pipe under different pressure conditions. It reports the upstream pressure (p1), downstream pressure (p2), flow rate (qsc), and calculates values for pressure drop and a proportionality constant k/m. A graph of qsc-psc/A vs. p^2/L yields a slope of approximately 0.7 cm^2/atm-s, representing the proportionality constant k/m. A graph of 1/k vs. qsc intercepts the y-axis at approximately 60 d-1.

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This document contains data from an experiment measuring the flow rate (qsc) of a fluid through a pipe under different pressure conditions. It reports the upstream pressure (p1), downstream pressure (p2), flow rate (qsc), and calculates values for pressure drop and a proportionality constant k/m. A graph of qsc-psc/A vs. p^2/L yields a slope of approximately 0.7 cm^2/atm-s, representing the proportionality constant k/m. A graph of 1/k vs. qsc intercepts the y-axis at approximately 60 d-1.

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L= 2.5 in psc = 14.65 psia patm = 14.

6 psia
d= 1 in Tsc = 60 Fo
m= 0.019 cp

p1 p2 qsc
(psig) (psig) (cm3/min)
40.0 10.0 116.6 qsc-psc/A (cm-atm/s) 0.50
35.0 15.0 105.8 0.40
30.0 20.0 71.6 (p12-p22)/2L qscpsc/A
0.30
27.5 20.5 35.9 (atm2/cm) (cm-atm/s)
0.20
0.866 0.382
0.578 0.347 0.10
0.289 0.235 0.00
0.197 0.118 0.00 0.10 0.20 0.30 0.40 0.50
p^2/L (atm^2

Slope is approximately 0.7 cm

140
120
qsc kg-1 100
(cm3/s) (1/d) 80
1/k (1/d)

1.943 119.251 60
1.763 87.616 40
20
0
0 0.5 1 1.5
qsc (cm^3/
140
120
100
80

1/k (1/d)
60
40
1.193 64.733 20
0.598 88.092 0
0 0.5 1 1.5
qsc (cm^3/

Intercept is approximately 60 d
0.50
qsc-psc/A (cm-atm/s)

0.40

0.30
0 0
0.20
0.6 0.42
0.10

0.00
0.00 0.10 0.20 0.30 0.40 0.50 0.60 0.70 0.80 0.90 1.00
p^2/L (atm^2/cm)

Slope is approximately 0.7 cm2/atm-s = k/m (d/cp)

140
120
100
80 0 60
1/k (1/d)

60 2.5 120
40
20
0
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3
qsc (cm^3/s)
140
120
100
80
1/k (1/d)

60
40
20
0
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3
qsc (cm^3/s)

Intercept is approximately 60 d-1

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