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Are the formulas for calculating pipe resistance different for gas pipes and liquid pipes?

2018-05-12View Original

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When calculating the duct resistance today, I found that the formula used is completely different from that in Chapter 1 of Chemical Engineering Principles: although both divide resistance into frictional resistance and local resistance, the formulas for calculating the resistance coefficients are entirely different. Having this doubt, I hope experts can provide an explanation. Thank you

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