d=1.5 T d=21 3 d=1.5 d=4 The water (flowing steadily and at 20 °C) entered section 1 and section 2 at 1/120 m³/s and 0.5 m³/min, respectively. The velocity in section 3 is 2 m/s. A showerhead, with 100 holes with 1mm diameter each hole, was connected to the pipe. Assuming a uniform shower flow, estimate the exit velocity from the showerhead jets. Diameter of pipes are all in centimeters.

d=1.5 T d=21 3 d=1.5 d=4 The water (flowing steadily and at 20 °C) entered section 1 and section 2 at 1/120 m³/s and 0.5 m³/min, respectively. The velocity in section 3 is 2 m/s. A showerhead, with 100 holes with 1mm diameter each hole, was connected to the pipe. Assuming a uniform shower flow, estimate the exit velocity from the showerhead jets. Diameter of pipes are all in centimeters.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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