Q3. A pipe line of diameter 0.75 m is 2 km long. To increase the discharge, another line of the same diameter is introduced in the second half of the main line in parallel. If minor losses are neglected, find the increase in discharge because of addition of another pipe, f = 0.04.The head loss at inlet = 0.40 m

Q3. A pipe line of diameter 0.75 m is 2 km long. To increase the discharge, another line of the same diameter is introduced in the second half of the main line in parallel. If minor losses are neglected, find the increase in discharge because of addition of another pipe, f = 0.04.The head loss at inlet = 0.40 m

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