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Q: Compute the discharges for the pipes of the network shown below. Use the Hardy Cross method. Only…

A: Since the flow which are to be assumed are given, continuity is to be checked, that is  Flow into a…

Q: Consider two pipes made of same material having diameter D and d and of equal length L. If these…

A: - Diameter of the first pipe ()- Diameter of the second pipe ()- Length of both pipes ()- Discharge…

Q: For the pipe network shown in the figure below, what is the flow rate in pipe BA? C O 350 GPM 422…

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Q: The pressure in the outlet pipe from the reservoir is 61.3 kPa abs and h =15 m. Because of the…

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Q: As a field engineer on a construction project, you need to pump water from a river (water surface…

A: L = 400 m  D = 4 cm or 0.04 m  f = 0.02

Q: a. Find an expression for V₂. b. Find the initial time that V₂ first is zero. c. Find the mean…

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Q: Q1, ( through a filter and then is circulated back to the tanks as shown below. The flowrate is 0.08…

A: Given, Q = 0.08 cfs v = 1.21 x 10-5 ft2/s

Q: The three water-filled tanks shown in the figure below are connected by pipes as indicated. If minor…

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Q: Find the discharge through each pipe in the network of pipe shown below: (Taken n = 2) 20 r=5 >50…

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Q: Three pipes are connected in series. The first pipe has a diameter of 503 mm and a length of 611 m.…

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Q: As shown in Figure 7, assume that the head loss in the pipe is given by hi = 0.014(L/D)(V 2/2g),…

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Q: Calculate the pipe diameter required to provide 0.0057 m³/s of a fluid with = 6.09E-6 m²/s at T-15…

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Q: The graphic below shows a reducing section that is part of a vertical pipeline. The pipeline…

A: Given, S = 0.8 Q = 0.6 m3/s P1 = 200 kPa L = 450 mm or 0.45 m

Q: The figure illustrates a piping system with three tanks. Determine the flow rate of each pipe using…

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Q: A triangular pipe network is shown in the figure. Q=70 r=1 B r=2 Q=30 Q=100 A C The head loss in…

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Q: D₂ = 5 cm D3 = 6 cm D₁ = 4 cm The flow network carries the water at 20°C to exit pipe 4. The flow…

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Time and time related variables in engineering

Time is the event progression starting from past to present and then, future statistically. The time-related variable is any particular value in relation to time to assess its changes on a specified (XY) plane.