Given: f= 0.02 for all pipes, Determine discharge in each pipe if total head loss is 20m. L1 = 250 m, D1 = 750 mm L2 = 650 m, D2 = 750 mm L3 = 450 m, D3 = 750 mm L4 = 350 m, D4 = 450 mm L5 = 400 m, D5 = 450 mm

Given: f= 0.02 for all pipes, Determine discharge in each pipe if total head loss is 20m. L1 = 250 m, D1 = 750 mm L2 = 650 m, D2 = 750 mm L3 = 450 m, D3 = 750 mm L4 = 350 m, D4 = 450 mm L5 = 400 m, D5 = 450 mm

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