4 Three pipes (A, B and C), if diameter of A equal to B, diameter of A less than C by 5%, elevation of D (20m) and Power of pump(50kW). Find velocity at each pipe. (Neglect minor losses). (See Fig. 4). B Pipe No. D (mm) L (km) C 200 1.2 0.024 0.6 0.5 0.032 0.02 stion L. de L-270m L-130m

4 Three pipes (A, B and C), if diameter of A equal to B, diameter of A less than C by 5%, elevation of D (20m) and Power of pump(50kW). Find velocity at each pipe. (Neglect minor losses). (See Fig. 4). B Pipe No. D (mm) L (km) C 200 1.2 0.024 0.6 0.5 0.032 0.02 stion L. de L-270m L-130m

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