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Estimate the size of plastic tubing that should be selected if 0.002 m3/s of water is...

Estimate the size of plastic tubing that should be selected if 0.002 m3/s of water is to be transported such that the pressure drop does not exceed 200 kPa in a 100-m horizontal section. e=0, smooth pipe. Find the diameter of the pipe.

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