The following figure shows a horizontal conduit formed by two tubes and different diameters discharging freely into the air, in the second tube there is a valve that regulates the flow. For Q = 50 Its/sec and the valve half open with Ko = 5.6 Calculate the height h if the water temperature is 15° с A H L = 250 m. L = 120 m Ligeramente fundición asfaltada Redondeadas =10" L = 100 m $=8" B

The following figure shows a horizontal conduit formed by two tubes and different diameters discharging freely into the air, in the second tube there is a valve that regulates the flow. For Q = 50 Its/sec and the valve half open with Ko = 5.6 Calculate the height h if the water temperature is 15° с A H L = 250 m. L = 120 m Ligeramente fundición asfaltada Redondeadas =10" L = 100 m $=8" B

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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