PROBLEM 1A horizontal water plpeline 50-cm dlameter carrles a discharge of 0.5 m/s at a pressure of 55 kN/m2. It thenreduces to 300-mm diameter. For the 300-mm plpe, calculate the (a) velocity (m/s) and (b) pressure head (m).

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PROBLEM I A horizontal water pipeline 50-cm diameter carries a discharge of 0.5 m/s at a pressure of 55 kN/m2. It reduces to 300-mm diameter. For the 300-mm plpe, calculate the (a) velocity (m/s) and (b) pressure he

PROBLEM I A horizontal water pipeline 50-cm diameter carries a discharge of 0.5 m/s at a pressure of 55 kN/m2. It reduces to 300-mm diameter. For the 300-mm plpe, calculate the (a) velocity (m/s) and (b) pressure he

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A horizontal water plpeline 50-cm dlameter carrles a discharge of 0.5 m/s at a pressure of 55 kN/m2. It then
reduces to 300-mm diameter. For the 300-mm plpe, calculate the (a) velocity (m/s) and (b) pressure head (m).

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