Q// A (300mm) diameter of pipe, if the discharge (90 L/sec), nozzle diameter (75mm) and pipe length from (1 to 2) was (100m) Determine the length of pipe from (2 to 3), and the pressure at point (2). (e=0.026mm, v =1.13 10“ m³/sec). Fig(1).

Q// A (300mm) diameter of pipe, if the discharge (90 L/sec), nozzle diameter (75mm) and pipe length from (1 to 2) was (100m) Determine the length of pipe from (2 to 3), and the pressure at point (2). (e=0.026mm, v =1.13 10“ m³/sec). Fig(1).

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