Calculate the head loss in 500 m of pipe

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Carbon dioxide flows in a 75 mm diameter PVC pipe at 0.014 kg/s at a pressure of 345 kN/m^2/s abs and a temperature of 10 degrees C. Calculate the head loss in 500 m of pipe.

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