1. The figure shows a tank discharging through a pipe with a nozzle at its end.Find the discharge and the pressure at the base of the nozzle. Losses are:Tank to the base of nozzle is 5(V1)²/2g and through the nozzle is0.05(V2)²/2g. (V is the velocity in the pipe and Vz is the velocity at the tipof the nozzle)WaterD= 150mm!VDz= 50mm

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1. The figure shows a tank discharging through a pipe witha nozzle at its end. Find the discharge and the pressure at the base of the nozzle. Losses are: Tank to the base of nozzle is 5(Vi)/2g and through the nozzle is 0.05(V:) /2g (Vi is the velocity in the pipe and Vz is the velocity at the tip of the nozzle) H Water D= 150mm! Dz= 50mm

1. The figure shows a tank discharging through a pipe witha nozzle at its end. Find the discharge and the pressure at the base of the nozzle. Losses are: Tank to the base of nozzle is 5(Vi)/2g and through the nozzle is 0.05(V:) /2g (Vi is the velocity in the pipe and Vz is the velocity at the tip of the nozzle) H Water D= 150mm! Dz= 50mm

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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