Q.1 A horizontal tube of 60 m lenght is connected to a water vessel at one end discharges freely into the surrounding at the other end. For the first 35 m of its length from the vessel, the pipe is 120 mm diameter and its diameter is suddenly enlarged to 280 mm ( K for enlargement = 0.5). The height of water level in the tank is 4 m above the center of the tube. Proposing all losses of head which consider , find the of discharge flow. Take the fanning frietion as 0.01 along the tube. If the friction factor is (unknown), suggest the method for evaluate the rate of flow.

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Q.1 A horizontal tube of 60 m lenght is connected to a water
vessel at one end discharges freely into the surrounding at the
other end. For the first 35 m of its length from the vessel, the
pipe is 120 mm diameter and its diameter is suddenly enlarged
to 280 mm ( K for enlargement = 0.5). The height of water level
in the tank is 4 m above the center of the tube. Proposing all
losses of head which consider, find the of discharge flow . Take
the fanning friction as 0.01 along the tube. If the friction factor
is (unknown), suggest the method for evaluate the rate of flow.
000 ka/m
1002 Nym
Transcribed Image Text:Q.1 A horizontal tube of 60 m lenght is connected to a water vessel at one end discharges freely into the surrounding at the other end. For the first 35 m of its length from the vessel, the pipe is 120 mm diameter and its diameter is suddenly enlarged to 280 mm ( K for enlargement = 0.5). The height of water level in the tank is 4 m above the center of the tube. Proposing all losses of head which consider, find the of discharge flow . Take the fanning friction as 0.01 along the tube. If the friction factor is (unknown), suggest the method for evaluate the rate of flow. 000 ka/m 1002 Nym
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