For the branching pipe system shown, determine the flow in each branch. The fluid in each reservoir is water at 20°C and all pipes are made of cast iron. + C = 100 EL 135 m EL = 112 m L₁ - 5000 m D₁ = 1.5 m By EL 120 m L₂ = 800 m D₂ = 50 cm L3= 1500 m D₂ = 75 cm HL-10-675 LQ1.85 100185 04.87

For the branching pipe system shown, determine the flow in each branch. The fluid in each reservoir is water at 20°C and all pipes are made of cast iron. + C = 100 EL 135 m EL = 112 m L₁ - 5000 m D₁ = 1.5 m By EL 120 m L₂ = 800 m D₂ = 50 cm L3= 1500 m D₂ = 75 cm HL-10-675 LQ1.85 100185 04.87

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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