PROBLEM: a A 900 mm concrete pipe 1500 m long draws water from reservoir A. At its lower end it is joined with a 750 mm concrete pipe 1200m long drawing water from reservoir B, both pipes discharging into 1200 mm concrete pipe 2400 m long. If the 1200 mm pipe discharges into a reservoir with water surface 4.5 m lower than the water surface in A and 6m lower than the water surface in B, determine the discharge. Assume f = 0.02. Solution: he R L= 1500 m D=900 mm 0.0826 fLQ2 hf2 L-1200 m D = 750 B hf₁ hf3 с 4.5m L= 2400 m D= 1200 mm Gm

PROBLEM: a A 900 mm concrete pipe 1500 m long draws water from reservoir A. At its lower end it is joined with a 750 mm concrete pipe 1200m long drawing water from reservoir B, both pipes discharging into 1200 mm concrete pipe 2400 m long. If the 1200 mm pipe discharges into a reservoir with water surface 4.5 m lower than the water surface in A and 6m lower than the water surface in B, determine the discharge. Assume f = 0.02. Solution: he R L= 1500 m D=900 mm 0.0826 fLQ2 hf2 L-1200 m D = 750 B hf₁ hf3 с 4.5m L= 2400 m D= 1200 mm Gm

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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