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The pressure at the pump outlet must be calculated when the volumetric flow rate is 60 gal/min. To do this, the Reynolds number is calculated, followed by the friction factor and Darcy's equation to find the energy loss in the pipe, then the energy loss in a control valve, and finally the energy loss in a standard 90° elbow. Finally, the general energy equation is performed to find the pressure at the pump outlet. Fluid Mechanics. General energy equation. Reynolds number solved exercises. Reynolds number fluid mechanics. Reynolds number laminar and turbulent flow. Reynolds number formula. Free Fluid Mechanics Course. Friction factor. Minor losses. Class I series piping systems. Pressure at the pump outlet. 11.3E Part of a hydraulic circuit is shown in Figure 11.13. The pressure at point B is to be 200 psig when the volumetric flow rate is 60 gal/min. The hydraulic fluid has a specific gravity of 0.90 and a dynamic viscosity of 6.0 x 10^(-5) lb-s/ft^2. The total pipe length between points A and B is 50 feet. The elbows are standard. Calculate the pressure at the pump outlet, at point A. #FluidMechanics #MinorLosses #PipingSystemsInSeries #ReynoldsNumber #LaminarFlow #TurbulentFlow #DarcyEquation #HagenPoseuilleEquation #HazenWilliamsFormula #TankPipe #Pressure Book: Robert Mott, 6th Edition. Fluid Mechanics. Chapter 8 Solution. Robert Mott, 6th Edition. Robert Mott Fluid Mechanics Solution Manual SUBSCRIBE! Follow me on Instagram @mateplusco   / mateplusco   Follow me on Facebook @MatePlusCO   / mateplusco