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oksian1 [2.3K]
3 years ago
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An equation for the frictional pressure loss Δ p (inches H2O) in a circular duct of inside diameter d (in.) and length L (ft) fo

r air flowing with velocity V (ft/min) is Δp = 0.027( L d 1.22)(V V0)1.82,where V0 is a reference velocity equal to 1000 ft/min. Find the units of the "constant" 0.027.
Physics
1 answer:
WITCHER [35]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The units of the constant "0.027" is inchH₂O·inch^(1.22)/fit

Explanation:

The constant has to be consistent with all the other units of this equation:

\Delta P [InH_2O]=\displaystyle 0.027[x]\frac{L[ft]}{(d[in])^{1.22}}(\frac{v[ft/min]}{v_0[ft/min]})^{1.82}

Therefore:

[InH_2O]=\displaystyle [x]\frac{[ft]}{([in])^{1.22}}(\frac{[ft/min]}{[ft/min]})^{1.82} \leftrightarrow [x]=\frac{[InH_2O][in]^{1.22}}{[ft]}

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