Q4:Assuming f-0.020, determine the discharge in the pipes. Neglect minor losses.PipeDiameterAB250 mm200 mm400 mmBCBDLength1200 m600 m200 mEL.45mEL3m.BCEL. 3.0mDEL0.0m

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Assuming f-0.020, determine the discharge in the pipes. Neglect minor losses.
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AB
250 mm
200 mm
400 mm
BC
BD
Length
1200 m
600 m
200 m
EL.45m
EL
3m.
B
C
EL. 3.0m
D
EL
0.0m

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