Q2. A liquid with specific gravity of 1.26 is being pumped from A to B through the pipeline, as shown in Figure 1. At A, the pipe diameter is 24 in and the pressure is 45 psi. At B, the pipe diameter is 12 in and the pressure is 50 psi. Point B is 3 ft lower than A. Find the flow rate if the pump puts 22 hp (16 kW) in to the flow. Neglect head losses. A AZ O D₁ Figure 1: Pipe flow with pump P₁ D2 B P₂

Q2. A liquid with specific gravity of 1.26 is being pumped from A to B through the pipeline, as shown in Figure 1. At A, the pipe diameter is 24 in and the pressure is 45 psi. At B, the pipe diameter is 12 in and the pressure is 50 psi. Point B is 3 ft lower than A. Find the flow rate if the pump puts 22 hp (16 kW) in to the flow. Neglect head losses. A AZ O D₁ Figure 1: Pipe flow with pump P₁ D2 B P₂

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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