1. A 10 mm thick steel pipe with inside diameter of 600 mm conveys water under a head of 480 m. b. a. What is the tensile stress in the pipe in MPa? What is the stress in the pipe wall if the head is increased to 500 meters of water?.

1. A 10 mm thick steel pipe with inside diameter of 600 mm conveys water under a head of 480 m. b. a. What is the tensile stress in the pipe in MPa? What is the stress in the pipe wall if the head is increased to 500 meters of water?.

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1. A 10 mm thick steel pipe with inside diameter of 600
mm conveys water under a head of 480 m.
b.
a. What is the tensile stress in the pipe in MPa?
What is the stress in the pipe wall if the head is
increased to 500 meters of water? -
c.
What is the required thickness under a head of
500 meters if the allowable tensile stress of the
pipe is 118 MPa and assuming that the joints are
CC

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