The total head loss from A to E as shown in the figure is 20 meters. Use friction factor, f = 0.02 in all pipes. Find the discharge at line 3 in m3/s L-650mE%3DD-600mmA L-S00m BL-600mDD-600mmD-S00mmL-400mDz-450mmLEAS0mDE450mmCBDEQ5Q3C

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A 15-kilometer-long pipe with a pipe diameter of one meter transports water at a speed of one meter per second. The pipe has a friction coefficient of 0.005. Calculate the frictional head loss?

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The total head loss from A to E as shown in the figure is 20 meters. Use friction factor, f = 0.02 in all pipes. Find the discharge at line 3 in m³/s

L-650m
E
%3D
D-600mm
A L-S00m B
L-600m
D
D-600mm
D-S00mm
L-400m
Dz-450mm
LEAS0m
DE450mm
C
B
D
E
Q5
Q3
C

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