The cast iron pipe shown in Figure Q2 carries water at a rate of 200 liters per minute from the main pipe A. The point A is at an elevation of 6 m from the datum and the reservoir is on elevation of 30 m from the datum. The pipe is 5 cm in diameter and 75 m long. There are two 90° bends (each having a loss factor of K=0.9) and an open globe valve with a loss factor of K=10. The pipe has sharp edged entry (K=0.5) and exit (K=1). Determine: a) The velocity of fluid flow in the pipe in m/s (5arks) b) The friction factor c) The pressure losses including minor losses d) The gauge pressure in pipe A

The cast iron pipe shown in Figure Q2 carries water at a rate of 200 liters per minute from the main pipe A. The point A is at an elevation of 6 m from the datum and the reservoir is on elevation of 30 m from the datum. The pipe is 5 cm in diameter and 75 m long. There are two 90° bends (each having a loss factor of K=0.9) and an open globe valve with a loss factor of K=10. The pipe has sharp edged entry (K=0.5) and exit (K=1). Determine: a) The velocity of fluid flow in the pipe in m/s (5arks) b) The friction factor c) The pressure losses including minor losses d) The gauge pressure in pipe A

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