Q.9) If the faucet (gate valve), at E is fully opened and the pump produces a pressure of 350 kPa at A, determine the flowrate out from the faucet at E. The valve at B remain closed. The pipe has an inner diameter of 30 mm, and f=0.01. Include the minor losses of the tee (K=0.4), the two elbows (K=0.9), and the gate valve (K=0.19). 0.65 m 1m 3 m B 5 m

Q.9) If the faucet (gate valve), at E is fully opened and the pump produces a pressure of 350 kPa at A, determine the flowrate out from the faucet at E. The valve at B remain closed. The pipe has an inner diameter of 30 mm, and f=0.01. Include the minor losses of the tee (K=0.4), the two elbows (K=0.9), and the gate valve (K=0.19). 0.65 m 1m 3 m B 5 m

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Q.9) If the faucet (gate valve), at E is fully opened and the pump produces a pressure of
350 kPa at A, determine the flowrate out from the faucet at E. The valve at B
remain closed. The pipe has an inner diameter of 30 mm, and f=0.01. Include the
minor losses of the tee (K=0.4), the two elbows (K=0.9), and the gate valve (K=0.19).
0.65 m
3 m
B
5 m

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