A 300 mm diameter cast-iron pipe of 1000 m length delivers water from an upper reservoir to a lower reservoir. The difference in water levels of the two reservoirs is 30m. Determine the discharge through the pipe. Consider entrance and exit losses and the water to be at 10 degrees C. Take roughness height, e=0.24 mm. Klentrance)=0.5 and K(exit)=1

A 300 mm diameter cast-iron pipe of 1000 m length delivers water from an upper reservoir to a lower reservoir. The difference in water levels of the two reservoirs is 30m. Determine the discharge through the pipe. Consider entrance and exit losses and the water to be at 10 degrees C. Take roughness height, e=0.24 mm. Klentrance)=0.5 and K(exit)=1

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