B.15 14 The pressure di rough a horizontal 1-in.-diameter pipe is 0.60 psi for every 12-ft length of pipe. Determine the shear stress on the pipe wall. Determine the shear stress at distances 0.3 and 0.5 in. away from the pipe wall. For a horizontal pipe f=2E on Tet oF Thus, , = sort, where r~ft 15 5=0.3)in. = O.2in., T= 3.6 (92) 0.08 He Finally, with r =(0.5- Sein =Oin b=0 8.18 Repeat Problem 8.14 i the pipe son &20" hl. she ow ‘up or down the hill? Explai For a pipe ona hill P= 22 + ¥ sin, where = 220° Assume the flow ts uphill: = +20° ys Te ae 2 sind] or %=4 (SE feet 62. fh sinad] mre =-0.295 1 fe Since we must have %>0, the tow must not be uphill. Assime the tlow is dounbillz =~ 20° sms A Ths, T= E[F - osinO] or T= {ea te24f, sin22] =43r i : e His Where r~ ft. The Hence, with r= 2 flow is downhill % = 143(4E) = 0,596 He 2.596 Ha With r= (05-0.3)in = 0.2 = O.2in, T=14.3(92) = 0.2308 With r= (0.5-0.5)in 8a