As shown in figure 3., water flows through pipe A 1.5 m in diameter at 2.5 m/s and passes through pipe B 1 m in diameter. The water then flows through pipes C and D, if pipe C has a diameter of 70 cm and must have a flow rate of 2.7612 m²/s, and the velocity at pipe D must be 8.4375 m/s, calculate (a.) the flow rate at pipe A, (b.)velocity at pipe B, (c.) velocity at pipe C, (d.) the flow rate at pipe D and (e.) the diameter of pipe D. V1 V2

As shown in figure 3., water flows through pipe A 1.5 m in diameter at 2.5 m/s and passes through pipe B 1 m in diameter. The water then flows through pipes C and D, if pipe C has a diameter of 70 cm and must have a flow rate of 2.7612 m²/s, and the velocity at pipe D must be 8.4375 m/s, calculate (a.) the flow rate at pipe A, (b.)velocity at pipe B, (c.) velocity at pipe C, (d.) the flow rate at pipe D and (e.) the diameter of pipe D. V1 V2

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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