The siphon in Figure 4 is a pipe of diameter D= 0.4 m with roughness ɛ = 0.4 mm. – Calculate the flow rate. Draw the energy grade line and the hydraulic grade line. Assume an elbow loss coefficient Ke= 0.3 and inlet/outlet loss coefficients Kin = Kout= 1. V 4 m S, 8.5 m S, 4 Sinh tuo towkre 13 m

The siphon in Figure 4 is a pipe of diameter D= 0.4 m with roughness ɛ = 0.4 mm. – Calculate the flow rate. Draw the energy grade line and the hydraulic grade line. Assume an elbow loss coefficient Ke= 0.3 and inlet/outlet loss coefficients Kin = Kout= 1. V 4 m S, 8.5 m S, 4 Sinh tuo towkre 13 m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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