The velocity distribution for turbulent flow in a circular pipe is modelled by the relation v = vmax (1-5ī where v is the maximum velocity, R is the pipe max radius and r is the radial distance (from the centre of the pipe). R Obtain an expression for the volume flow rate, Q, given that Q = 2n|rv dr.

The velocity distribution for turbulent flow in a circular pipe is modelled by the relation v = vmax (1-5ī where v is the maximum velocity, R is the pipe max radius and r is the radial distance (from the centre of the pipe). R Obtain an expression for the volume flow rate, Q, given that Q = 2n|rv dr.

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