(0= 25°, D1 = 20 cm, D2=1.5 cm, P1=125 kPa, and Q1=5 m³/hr) Water flows through this horizontal pipe system with a flow of Q1 in the main pipe, which has a diameter D1. The flow splits equally into the branching pipes and discharges into the atmosphere through two nozzles, each with a diameter of D2. Determine the total force (N) resisted by the flange bolts. Let P1 be the pressure at section 1.

(0= 25°, D1 = 20 cm, D2=1.5 cm, P1=125 kPa, and Q1=5 m³/hr) Water flows through this horizontal pipe system with a flow of Q1 in the main pipe, which has a diameter D1. The flow splits equally into the branching pipes and discharges into the atmosphere through two nozzles, each with a diameter of D2. Determine the total force (N) resisted by the flange bolts. Let P1 be the pressure at section 1.

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