2. Water is flowing in a pipe system as shown in the figure. The pipes properties are as shown in thetable. By assuming the flow in both pipes is fully turbulent, determine the flow velocity in pipe 1and 2.PipeТуреD (mm)L (m)1.Ductile Iron 100mm95UPVC50mm72 15 mGlobe valve ONOT TO SCALEopened endUse the following methods:(a) Darcy Weisbach formula with loss coefficient method,(b) Darcy Weisbach formula with effective pipe length method,(c) Hazen William's formula with loss coefficient methos, and(d) Hazen William's formula with effective pipe length method.(Ans.: 0.834 m/s, 3.336 m/s, 0.883 m/s, 3.530 m/s, 0.810 m/s, 3.240 m/s, 0.810 m/s, 3.240 m/s)Gate valve

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2. Water is flowing in a pipe system as shown in the figure. The pipes properties are as shown in the table. By assuming the flow in both pipes is fully turbulent, determine the flow velocity in pipe 1 and 2. D (mm) Ductile Iron 100mm UPVC Туре L (m) 95 Pipe 1. 50mm 72

2. Water is flowing in a pipe system as shown in the figure. The pipes properties are as shown in the table. By assuming the flow in both pipes is fully turbulent, determine the flow velocity in pipe 1 and 2. D (mm) Ductile Iron 100mm UPVC Туре L (m) 95 Pipe 1. 50mm 72

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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