Pressure loss for laminar flow through pipeline is dependent – McqOptions

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1.	Pressure loss for laminar flow through pipeline is dependent
A.	Inversely on flow of velocity
B.	Directly on square of pipe radius
C.	Directly on length of pipe
D.	Inversely on viscosity of flowing Medium
Answer» D. Inversely on viscosity of flowing Medium

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