A 600mm diameter pipeline (A) conveying water splits into two smaller pipelines (B) and (C), 375mm and 225mm respectively in diameter. If the velocity of flow in (A) is 2.0m/sec and the flowrate in (B) is twice that in (C), calculate the flowrate in all pipes and the velocity of flow in pipes (B) and (C)

A 600mm diameter pipeline (A) conveying water splits into two smaller pipelines (B) and (C), 375mm and 225mm respectively in diameter. If the velocity of flow in (A) is 2.0m/sec and the flowrate in (B) is twice that in (C), calculate the flowrate in all pipes and the velocity of flow in pipes (B) and (C)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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