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The pressure required in the tank to produce a volumetric flow of 435 L/min must be calculated. 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 at the inlet, the energy loss in the rotary check valve, the energy loss in the angle valve, the energy loss in a standard 90° elbow, and finally the energy loss at the pipe outlet. Finally, the general energy equation is performed and the pressure the tank must have is found. Fluid Mechanics. General energy equation. Reynolds number exercises. Reynolds number fluid mechanics. Reynolds number laminar and turbulent flow. Reynolds number formula. Free Fluid Mechanics Course. Friction factor. Minor losses. Pipe systems in series. 11.2 M through the system in Figure 11.12, kerosene (Sg = 0.82 at 20°C) will be forced to circulate from tank A to tank B by increasing the pressure on the kerosene sealed in tank A. The total length of the 2-inch Schedule 40 steel pipe is 38 m. The elbow is standard. Calculate the pressure required in tank A to produce a volumetric flow rate of 435 L/min. #FluidMechanics #ReynoldsNumber #LaminarFlow #TurbulentFlow #DarcyEquation #HagenPoseuilleEquation #HazenWilliamsFormula #TankPipe #Pressure #MinorLosses #PipingSystemsInSeries Book: Robert Mott, 6th Edition, Mechanics Fluid Mechanics. Chapter 8 Solution. Robert Mott 6th Edition. Robert Mott Fluid Mechanics Solution Book. SUBSCRIBE! Follow me on Instagram @mateplusco   / mateplusco   Follow me on Facebook @MatePlusCO   / mateplusco