El. 200 mA A Res. H-W Pipe B Pipe E pipec → Negleet minor losses → Pipes B, C, and E are all have: L = 600 m long d = 500 mm f = 0.03 When the Pump develops 15m of head, the Velocity in pipe C is 5 m/s. Find : a) the flowrate in all pipes. b) the elevation of the discharg end of Pipe E.

El. 200 mA A Res. H-W Pipe B Pipe E pipec → Negleet minor losses → Pipes B, C, and E are all have: L = 600 m long d = 500 mm f = 0.03 When the Pump develops 15m of head, the Velocity in pipe C is 5 m/s. Find : a) the flowrate in all pipes. b) the elevation of the discharg end of Pipe E.

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El. 200 m A
Res.
H-W
L
Pipe B
pipec
→Negleet minor losses
→ Pipes B, C, and E are all have:
Pipe E
= 600 m long
d = 500 mm
f = 0.03
→ When the Pump develops 15m of head, the
Velocity in pipe C is 5 m/s.
Find : a) the flowrate in all pipes.
b) the elevation of the discharg end of
Pipe E.

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