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A.Determine the velocity of flow in the pipe in fps. (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) * B.Determine the discharge Q in ft^3/s. (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) * C.How many feet above the center of the pipe will water stand in piezometer tube 3? (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) D.How many feet above the center of the pipe will water stand in piezometer tube 4? (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) *

A.Determine the velocity of flow in the pipe in fps. (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) * B.Determine the discharge Q in ft^3/s. (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) * C.How many feet above the center of the pipe will water stand in piezometer tube 3? (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) D.How many feet above the center of the pipe will water stand in piezometer tube 4? (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) *

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A.Determine the velocity of flow in the pipe in fps. (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) * B.Determine the discharge Q in ft^3/s. (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) * C.How many feet above the center of the pipe will water stand in piezometer tube 3? (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) D.How many feet above the center of the pipe will water stand in piezometer tube 4? (Please round-off final answers to the nearest whole number) *
PROBLEM 1: The fluid in the figure is water, with the surface 40 feet above the datum. The pipe is 6 inches in diameter and the head losses are as follows: from 1 to 2, 0 ft; from 2 to 3, 2 ft; from 3 to 4, 7 ft; and from 4 to 5, 1 ft. water surface piezometers reservoir, jet in air 3 4 Pipe discharging from a reservoir
Transcribed Image Text:PROBLEM 1: The fluid in the figure is water, with the surface 40 feet above the datum. The pipe is 6 inches in diameter and the head losses are as follows: from 1 to 2, 0 ft; from 2 to 3, 2 ft; from 3 to 4, 7 ft; and from 4 to 5, 1 ft. water surface piezometers reservoir, jet in air 3 4 Pipe discharging from a reservoir
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