1. The three reservoirs shown below are connected by commercial steel pipe (e=0.045mm.). Determine the flow rate in each pipe, assuming fully turbulent flow. Neglect minor losses. clev. 80 B 4000 m 1.2 m J (elev.0) w8'0000€ elev. 100 A 5000 m 0.6 m elev. 70 C !

1. The three reservoirs shown below are connected by commercial steel pipe (e=0.045mm.). Determine the flow rate in each pipe, assuming fully turbulent flow. Neglect minor losses. clev. 80 B 4000 m 1.2 m J (elev.0) w8'0000€ elev. 100 A 5000 m 0.6 m elev. 70 C !

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1. The three reservoirs shown below are connected by commercial steel pipe
(e=0.045mm.). Determine the flow rate in each pipe, assuming fully turbulent
flow. Neglect minor losses.
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clev. 80
B
4000 m 1.2 m
J (elev. 0)
w 8'09 000€
elev. 100 V
A
5000 m 0.6 m
elev. 70 7
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