A roof tank supplies water as shown in Figure 1. Calculate the minimum height (H) in metre required to maintain a 1.5 m head pressure and 1.0 l/s flow rate at the point of discharge. Given the following data: G.I. pipe diameter d = 25 mm Friction factor f = 0.009 Loss coefficient: Gate Valve ki = 0.2 Globe Valve k2 = 10 Elbow k3 = 2 k4 = 0.5 k5 = 20 Entrance loss at tank Water meter 116 FIGUEE I 1om'

A roof tank supplies water as shown in Figure 1. Calculate the minimum height (H) in metre required to maintain a 1.5 m head pressure and 1.0 l/s flow rate at the point of discharge. Given the following data: G.I. pipe diameter d = 25 mm Friction factor f = 0.009 Loss coefficient: Gate Valve ki = 0.2 Globe Valve k2 = 10 Elbow k3 = 2 k4 = 0.5 k5 = 20 Entrance loss at tank Water meter 116 FIGUEE I 1om'

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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