Flow from reservoir A is 43 l/s (n = 0.011 in all pipes) Use conventional solution.A) Compute QB and QEB) Compute for the Extracted Energy caused by the turbine DE if the pressure head at E is -3 m. neglect velocity headHint: Use Bernoulli’s Equation for A to E In the figure shown, flow from reservoir A is 43 L/s (n = 0.011 in all pipes) Use conventional solution.A) Compute Q and QEB) Compute for the Extracted Energy caused by the turbine DE if the pressure head at E is -3 m. neglect velocity headHint: Use Bernoulli's Equation for A to EVEL 67.26 mC3TVEL 66.46 mBEL 24.39 mEQ₁ = 0.9651 m³/s = Q. Q = 0.5351 m³/s supplier, HE = 233.18 kWPipe12W|N34Diameter Length(mm)in (m)0.01150018000.011 500 24400.0117500.011750n24403050

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Flow from reservoir A is 43 l/s (n = 0.011 in all pipes) Use conventional solution. A) Compute QB and QE B) Compute for the Extracted Energy caused by the turbine DE if the pressure head at E is -3 m. neglect velocity head Hint: Use Bernoulli’s Equation for A to E

Flow from reservoir A is 43 l/s (n = 0.011 in all pipes) Use conventional solution. A) Compute QB and QE B) Compute for the Extracted Energy caused by the turbine DE if the pressure head at E is -3 m. neglect velocity head Hint: Use Bernoulli’s Equation for A to E

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