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In a distribution system, Reservoir A supplies water to a branched system with Reservoir B and Reservoir C. Each surface water elevation of the reservoir is 110 mamsl, 60 mamsl, and 45 mamsl, respectively. If Pipe A (f = 0.018), Pipe B (f = 0.021), and Pipe C (f = 0.023) have the length-diameter specification of 3000 m-1800 mm, 1700 m-1200 mm, and 1550 m-800 mm, respectively, determine the discharge in cu. m. per sec. of each pipe.

In a distribution system, Reservoir A supplies water to a branched system with Reservoir B and Reservoir C. Each surface water elevation of the reservoir is 110 mamsl, 60 mamsl, and 45 mamsl, respectively. If Pipe A (f = 0.018), Pipe B (f = 0.021), and Pipe C (f = 0.023) have the length-diameter specification of 3000 m-1800 mm, 1700 m-1200 mm, and 1550 m-800 mm, respectively, determine the discharge in cu. m. per sec. of each pipe.

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In a distribution system, Reservoir A supplies water to a branched system with Reservoir B and Reservoir C. Each surface water elevation of the reservoir is 110 mamsl, 60 mamsl, and 45 mamsl, respectively. If Pipe A (f = 0.018), Pipe B (f = 0.021), and Pipe C (f = 0.023) have the length-diameter specification of 3000 m-1800 mm, 1700 m-1200 mm, and 1550 m-800 mm, respectively, determine the discharge in cu. m. per sec. of each pipe.
Transcribed Image Text:In a distribution system, Reservoir A supplies water to a branched system with Reservoir B and Reservoir C. Each surface water elevation of the reservoir is 110 mamsl, 60 mamsl, and 45 mamsl, respectively. If Pipe A (f = 0.018), Pipe B (f = 0.021), and Pipe C (f = 0.023) have the length-diameter specification of 3000 m-1800 mm, 1700 m-1200 mm, and 1550 m-800 mm, respectively, determine the discharge in cu. m. per sec. of each pipe.
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