For the branching pipe shown in figure .compute the discharge for pipes 1,2and 3. D1=0.25m, L1=590m, f1=0.02,D2=0.2m. L2=770m, f2=0.03,D3=0.275m, L3=530m, f3=0.04. Allpipes are galvanized iron with e=0.154mm.35 m20 m11 m31

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For the branching pipe shown in figure . compute the discharge for pipes 1, and 3. D1=0.25m, L1=590m, f1=0.02, 2 D2=0.2m. L2=770m, f2=0.03, D3=0.275m, L3=530m, f3=0.04. All pipes are galvanized iron with e=0.154 mm. 35 m 20 m 11 m 3. 1

For the branching pipe shown in figure . compute the discharge for pipes 1, and 3. D1=0.25m, L1=590m, f1=0.02, 2 D2=0.2m. L2=770m, f2=0.03, D3=0.275m, L3=530m, f3=0.04. All pipes are galvanized iron with e=0.154 mm. 35 m 20 m 11 m 3. 1

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For the branching pipe shown in figure .
compute the discharge for pipes 1,2
and 3. D1=0.25m, L1=590m, f1=0.02,
D2=0.2m. L2=770m, f2=0.03,
D3=0.275m, L3=530m, f3=0.04. All
pipes are galvanized iron with e=0.154
mm.
35 m
20 m
11 m
3
1

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