Q1) A-Assume a system of pipe containing pump and turbine hasenlargement and contraction in diameter, consider all losses write Bernoulli'sequation between the entrance and exit of it.B- Draw the hydraulic gradient line and energy gradient line for the pipesystem shown in figure below.ENReservoir AReservoir B

Apply Bernoullis theorem PAγw+vA22g+zA+HP=PBγw+vB22g+zB+HT+HLHP= head due to pumpHT=Head due to…

pipe containing pump and turbine has enlargement and contraction in diameter, consider all losses write Bernoulli' equation between the entrance and exit of it. B-Draw the hydraulic gradient line and energy gradient line for the pip system shown in figure below.

pipe containing pump and turbine has enlargement and contraction in diameter, consider all losses write Bernoulli' equation between the entrance and exit of it. B-Draw the hydraulic gradient line and energy gradient line for the pip system shown in figure below.

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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