The pipes are as follows: Pipe D (m) L (m) 600 480 f. 0.02 0.032 A 0.15 02 1200 0.024 Find: 1) The rate at which oil will flows in each pipe. 2) The pressure at point M. Solve the problem in the following two cases: a) The valve (V) is closed. b) The valve (V) is opened with K= 5 Z=200m A. M -120m V B C 7.

The pipes are as follows: Pipe D (m) L (m) 600 480 f. 0.02 0.032 A 0.15 02 1200 0.024 Find: 1) The rate at which oil will flows in each pipe. 2) The pressure at point M. Solve the problem in the following two cases: a) The valve (V) is closed. b) The valve (V) is opened with K= 5 Z=200m A. M -120m V B C 7.

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Q2/ Three pipes A, B and C are interconnected as shown in below.
The pipes are as follows:
Pipe D (m) L (m)
0.15
C1
f
600
480
1200 | 0.024
A
0.02
0.032
C
0.2
Find: I) The rate at which oil will flows in each pipe.
2) The pressure at point M.
Solve the problem in the following two cases:
a) The valve (V) is closed.
b) The valve (V) is opened with K= 5
Z=200m
A
Z-120m
B
C
Z2=50m
2

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