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6) Air at 288 K and 275 kPa abs enters a pipe and is flowing in...

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Air at 288 K and 275 kPa abs enters a pipe and is flowing in isothermal compressible flow in a

commercial pipe having an ID of 0.080 m. The length of the pipe is 60 m. The mass velocity at the

entrance to the pipe is 165.5 kg/m2 · s. Assume 29 for the mol

ecular weight of air. Calculate the

pressure at the exit.

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