GATE ME 1995 | Laminar Flow Question 19 | Fluid Mechanics

GATE ME 1995

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In fully developed laminar flow in the circular pipe, the head loss due to friction is directly proportional to ....... (Mean velocity/square of the mean velocity)

GATE ME 1994

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For a fully developed laminar flow through a pipe, the ratio of the maximum velocity to the average velocity is ___________ (fill in the blank)

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