A pipe system is using a lake as water source at elevation Om. The water is supplied in a reservoir tank with target elevation of 200m. The water system has a pipe length of 1.5 kilometers, diameter of 600mm, friction factor f = 0.02, and carries 1750 L/s uphill. Determine the head in meters that the pump must add in the gradeline.

A pipe system is using a lake as water source at elevation Om. The water is supplied in a reservoir tank with target elevation of 200m. The water system has a pipe length of 1.5 kilometers, diameter of 600mm, friction factor f = 0.02, and carries 1750 L/s uphill. Determine the head in meters that the pump must add in the gradeline.

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