A 200 mmФ pipeline whose length and friction factor (f) are 2.5 km and 0.018 respectively connects two tanks A and B. Assuming minor loss to be 10% of friction loss, and reservoir A 15 m higher than B, find the rate of flow * a. 0.03426 m³/s b. 0.05426 m³/s c. 0.04426 m³/s d. 0.06426 m³/s

A 200 mmФ pipeline whose length and friction factor (f) are 2.5 km and 0.018 respectively connects two tanks A and B. Assuming minor loss to be 10% of friction loss, and reservoir A 15 m higher than B, find the rate of flow * a. 0.03426 m³/s b. 0.05426 m³/s c. 0.04426 m³/s d. 0.06426 m³/s

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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