M-Problem 3: For these three reservoirs please assume that the elevations of the waterlines inreservoirs 1-3 are: h, 30 m, h₂-20 m, and h, 10 m. Also, please assume that thelengths of pipes 1-3 are L₁ 1000 m, L₂ 2000 m, and L3 = 3000 m; the diameters of allthree pipes are D₁ D₂ D₂ = 2.0 m; and the friction coefficients of all three pipes are ff₂=fa=0.015. If you estimate that the total head at Junction "J" is H, = 22 m please: 1)calculate the resulting net volumetric flow rate into junction "J" and 2) determine if the actualtotal head at junction "J" is above or below H, = 22 m.h₂Reservoir 1h₂7Reservoir 2PipeDReservoir 3haPipe 3Pipe 2a

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Problem 3: For these three reservoirs please assume that the elevations of the waterlines in reservoirs 1-3 are: h₁ - 30 m, h₂-20 m, and ha -10 m. Also, please assume that the lengths of pipes 1-3 are L₁ - 1000 m, L₂ - 2000 m, and L3 - 3000 m; the diameters of all three pipes are D₁ D₂ D₂ -2.0 m; and the friction coefficients of all three pipes are f₁ - fa-fa=0.015. If you estimate that the total head at Junction "J" is H, = 22 m please: 1) calculate the resulting net volumetric flow rate into junction "J" and 2) determine if the actual total head at junction "J" is above or below H, = 22 m. h₂ Reservoir 7 Reservoir 2 Pipe 2 Pipe 1 Reservoir 3 hy Pipe 3

Problem 3: For these three reservoirs please assume that the elevations of the waterlines in reservoirs 1-3 are: h₁ - 30 m, h₂-20 m, and ha -10 m. Also, please assume that the lengths of pipes 1-3 are L₁ - 1000 m, L₂ - 2000 m, and L3 - 3000 m; the diameters of all three pipes are D₁ D₂ D₂ -2.0 m; and the friction coefficients of all three pipes are f₁ - fa-fa=0.015. If you estimate that the total head at Junction "J" is H, = 22 m please: 1) calculate the resulting net volumetric flow rate into junction "J" and 2) determine if the actual total head at junction "J" is above or below H, = 22 m. h₂ Reservoir 7 Reservoir 2 Pipe 2 Pipe 1 Reservoir 3 hy Pipe 3

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Problem 3: For these three reservoirs please assume that the elevations of the waterlines in
reservoirs 1-3 are: h, 30 m, h₂-20 m, and h, 10 m. Also, please assume that the
lengths of pipes 1-3 are L₁ 1000 m, L₂ 2000 m, and L3 = 3000 m; the diameters of all
three pipes are D₁ D₂ D₂ = 2.0 m; and the friction coefficients of all three pipes are f
f₂=fa=0.015. If you estimate that the total head at Junction "J" is H, = 22 m please: 1)
calculate the resulting net volumetric flow rate into junction "J" and 2) determine if the actual
total head at junction "J" is above or below H, = 22 m.
h₂
Reservoir 1
h₂
7
Reservoir 2
Pipe
D
Reservoir 3
ha
Pipe 3
Pipe 2
a

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