Frictional Loss in Pipes

Frictional loss in pipes refers to the energy lost as fluid flows through a length of the line. Several factors may contribute to this: the fluid’s viscosity, pipe diameter and roughness, pipe length, slope, and fittings. These all contribute to friction, which acts in the opposite direction of flow, leading to a loss in energy. …

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