For the piping system shown below, determine the flow distribution and the piezometric heads at the junction (j) using the Hardy -Cross Method of solution. Power = 20 Kw D= 0.2 m, D,= 0.15 m, D= 0.15 m f,= 0.021, f- 0.018, f, = 0.023 L2=180 30 m L3=385 B L1=135 2 15 m |10 m A 3 Pump 1

For the piping system shown below, determine the flow distribution and the piezometric heads at the junction (j) using the Hardy -Cross Method of solution. Power = 20 Kw D= 0.2 m, D,= 0.15 m, D= 0.15 m f,= 0.021, f- 0.018, f, = 0.023 L2=180 30 m L3=385 B L1=135 2 15 m |10 m A 3 Pump 1

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