Q2: Water is flowing through an inclined pipe and two sections (section 1 and section 2 ) of the pipe are considered. The diameter of the pipe at section 1 is (200 + 33 ) mm and (120 + 33 ) mm at section 2. The elevations of the sections 1 and 2 above datum are (800 + 33) cm and (400 + 33 ) cm respectively. If the pressure at section 1 is 40x104 N/m? and the discharge through the pipe is 60 litres per second, calculate the intensity of pressure at section 2. /

Q2: Water is flowing through an inclined pipe and two sections (section 1 and section 2 ) of the pipe are considered. The diameter of the pipe at section 1 is (200 + 33 ) mm and (120 + 33 ) mm at section 2. The elevations of the sections 1 and 2 above datum are (800 + 33) cm and (400 + 33 ) cm respectively. If the pressure at section 1 is 40x104 N/m? and the discharge through the pipe is 60 litres per second, calculate the intensity of pressure at section 2. /

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Q2: Water is flowing through an inclined
pipe and two sections (section 1 and
section 2 ) of the pipe are considered. The
diameter of the pipe at section 1 is (200 +
33 ) mm and (120 + 33 ) mm at section 2.
The elevations of the sections 1 and 2
above datum are (800 + 33) cm
and
(400 + 33 ) cm respectively. If the pressure
at section
1 is 40x104 N/m? and the
discharge through the pipe is 60 litres per
second, calculate the intensity of pressure
at section 2. /

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