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Energy Loss in Pipes

The purpose of this experiment is to demonstrate and analyze the major losses that result from fluids flowing through pipes.

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Energy Loss in Pipes

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California State University

Long Beach
Civil Engineering Department

Fluid Mechanics
Laboratory
CE 336
Group Report
Experiment Title: 5

Report Title:
Submitted By:
Lab Section:

Energy Loss in Pipes

Date Signed:

Karla Perez, Zuriel Crisostomo, and Stephanie Galaz

3
10/29/2014

Group No:
Date Due:

2
11/11/2014

Group Members

Name
1

Karla Perez

Zuriel Crisostomo

Stephanie Galaz

Engineering
Major
Report sections worked on

Data and
Calculations
Discussion,
Conclusion, and
Recommendations

Mechanical
Engineering
Civil
Engineering
Civil
Engineering

Table of Contents
Purpose of Study ............................................................................................................................. 3

Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 3

Equipment ....................................................................................................................................... 3

Experimental Set-Up and Procedures ............................................Error! Bookmark not defined.

Set up: ......................................................................................................................................... 3

Procedure: ................................................................................................................................... 3

Data and Calculations ..................................................................................................................... 3

Discussion (Analysis of Experimental Data) .................................................................................. 7

Conclusion and Recommendations ................................................................................................. 7

References ....................................................................................................................................... 7

Purpose of Study

Introduction

Equipment
Set up:
Procedure:

Data and Calculations

Table 1:Reynold's number, friction factor, and head loss for 5 mm, 8 mm, 11 mm, and 17 mm Pipes
D = 5 mm

Volume

Volume

V
Liters

Time

T
sec
m3
0.25 0.00025 13.69
0.25 0.00025 18.34
0.25 0.00025 46.48

Flow Rate

Pipe
Velocity
Diameter

D
m
m3/sec
1.82615E-05
1.36314E-05
5.37866E-06

V
m/s
0.005 0.928158
0.005 0.692829
0.005 0.273375

Reynold's Friction Factor f from Calculated Measured


log of hm
Number Moody Chart
Head Loss head loss

log
Velocity

Percent
Error

Re

log V

4640.789
3464.144
1366.876

hc
hm
m H2O
m H2O
0.038 0.334042 0.482
0.042 0.205719 0.272
0.055 0.041943 0.043

log hm
-0.31695296
-0.5654311
-1.36653154

-0.03238 44.2932
-0.15937 32.21898
-0.56324 2.521168

D = 8 mm

Volume

Volume

V
Liters
0.25
0.25
0.25

Time

Flow Rate

T
sec
m3
0.00025
3.25
0.00025
4.25
0.00025 12.75

Volume

Volume

Flow Rate

V
Liters
2
2
1

Pipe
Velocity
Diameter

D
m
m3/sec
7.69231E-05
5.88235E-05
1.96078E-05

Reynold's Friction Factor f from Calculated Measured


log of hm
Number Moody Chart
Head Loss head loss

V
Re
f
m/s
0.008 1.527221 12217.77
0.008 1.167875
9343
0.008 0.389292 3114.333

hc
hm
m H2O
m H2O
0.029 0.431376
0.51
0.0315 0.274004 0.289
0.024 0.023196 0.054

log hm
-0.29242982
-0.53910216
-1.26760624

log
Velocity

Percent
Error

log V

0.183902 18.22637
0.067396 5.472831
-0.40972 132.7975

D = 11 mm

m3

Time

T
sec
0.002
9.83
0.002 11.28
0.001
8.89

Pipe
Velocity
Diameter

D
m
m3/sec
0.000203459
0.000177305
0.000112486

V
m/s
0.011 2.136566
0.011 1.861919
0.011 1.18124

Reynold's Friction Factor f from Calculated Measured


log of hm
Number Moody Chart
Head Loss head loss

log
Velocity

Percent
Error

Re

log V

23502.23
20481.11
12993.64

hc
hm
m H2O
m H2O
0.0154 0.326065 0.536
0.0152 0.244409 0.362
0.03 0.194155 0.214

log hm
-0.27083521
-0.44129143
-0.66958623

0.329716 64.3842
0.269961 48.11265
0.072338 10.22117

D = 17 mm

Volume

Volume

V
Liters
4
4
4

V
m3

Time

T
sec
0.004 12.71
0.004 16.07
0.004
24.4

Flow Rate

Pipe
Velocity
Diameter

D
m
m3/sec
0.000314713
0.000248911
0.000163934

Reynold's Friction Factor f from Calculated Measured


log of hm
Number Moody Chart
Head Loss head loss

V
Re
f
m/s
0.017
1.3837 23522.9
0.017 1.094389 18604.61
0.017 0.720771 12253.12

hc
hm
m H2O
m H2O
0.0154 0.088491
0.1
0.0255 0.09166 0.074
0.03 0.046775
0.32

log hm
-1
-1.13076828
-0.49485002

log
Velocity

Percent
Error

log V

0.141042 13.00575
0.039172 19.26656
-0.1422 584.1298

D = 17 mm Roughened Pipe

Volume

Volume

V
Liters
4
4
4

V
m3

Time

T
sec
0.004
31.7
0.004 20.85
0.004 15.36

Flow Rate
Q

Pipe
Velocity
Diameter

D
m
m3/sec
0.000126183
0.000191847
0.000260417

Reynold's Friction Factor f from Calculated Measured


log of hm
Number Moody Chart
Head Loss head loss

V
Re
f
m/s
0.017 0.554789 9431.42
0.017 0.843493 14339.38
0.017 1.144976 19464.58

hc
hm
m H2O
m H2O
0.032 0.02956 0.087
0.027 0.057653 0.232
0.0245 0.096395 0.353

log hm
-1.06048075
-0.63451202
-0.45222529

log
Velocity

Percent
Error

log V

-0.25587 194.3188
-0.07392 302.4079
0.058796 266.2024

Measured Head Loss (hm) vs Velocity


0.6

Measured Head Loss ( m H2O)

0.55
0.5
0.45
0.4
0.35

5 mm Smooth Pipe

0.3

8 mm Smooth Pipe

0.25

11 mm Smooth Pipe

0.2

17 mm Smooth Pipe

0.15

17 mm Rough Pipe

0.1
0.05
0
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2 2.2 2.4

Velocity (m/s)
Figure 1: Measured Head Loss vs Velocity

Calculated Head Loss (hm) vs Velocity


0
-0.1 0
-0.2
-0.3
y = 1.9787x - 0.2517 -0.4
-0.5
-0.6
-0.7
-0.8
-0.9
-1
-1.1
y = 1.9574x - 0.5389
-1.2
-1.3
-1.4
-1.5

-0.6

-0.4

Measured Head Loss ( m H2O)

-0.8

-0.2

0.2
y = 1.6092x - 0.6147

y = 1.4507x - 0.7855

y = -1.9846x - 0.8501

Velocity (m/s)

5 mm Smooth Pipe

8 mm Smooth Pipe

11 mm Smooth Pipe

17 mm Smooth Pipe

17 mm Rough Pipe

Linear (5 mm Smooth Pipe)

Linear (8 mm Smooth Pipe)

Linear (11 mm Smooth Pipe)

Linear (17 mm Smooth Pipe)

Linear (17 mm Rough Pipe)

Figure 2: Calculated Head Loss vs Velocity


Table 2: Slope of Calculated Head Loss vs Velocity in Turbulent Flow

Pipe

Slope

5 mm

1.9787

8 mm

1.6092

11 mm
17 mm
17 mm rough

1.4507
-1.9846
1.9574

Table 3: Reynold's Number for Transitional Flow with Velocities

Re for beginning of transitional


Re in
Velocity
flow
Data
3000 3114.333 0.389292
Re for end of transitional flow

0.4

5000 4640.789 0.928158

Discussion (Analysis of Experimental Data)


Conclusion and Recommendations
References
Munson, B.R., T.H. Okiishi, W. W. Huebsch, A.P. Rothmayer, 2012, Fundamentals of Fluid
Mechanics, 7th edition, John Wiley, Chapter 10.
CE 336 Fluid Mechanics student manual, 1993, CSULB

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