A 1 m. diameter pipe 1400 mm long has a discharge of 600 liters/sec. Compute the head loss using f = 0.018 aj 0.947 m. b) 0.749 m. 2 Compute the head loss using n = 0.015 a) 1.16 m. b) 2.36 m. c) 0.412 m. d) 0.698 m. 3 Compute the C = 100 a) 1.13 m. b) 158 m c) 3.14 m. d) 4.18 m. head loss using c) 2.23 m. d) 247 m

A 1 m. diameter pipe 1400 mm long has a discharge of 600 liters/sec. Compute the head loss using f = 0.018 aj 0.947 m. b) 0.749 m. 2 Compute the head loss using n = 0.015 a) 1.16 m. b) 2.36 m. c) 0.412 m. d) 0.698 m. 3 Compute the C = 100 a) 1.13 m. b) 158 m c) 3.14 m. d) 4.18 m. head loss using c) 2.23 m. d) 247 m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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