Three pipes are connected in parallel. The difference in heads in each pipe is 40 m. Pipes Diameter (cm) Length (m) Friction factor 1 15 500 0,02 2 10 450 0,03 3 20 800 0.025 4. If a fourth pipe 25 cm in diameter and length 1100 m with f = 0.018 were attached at the end of the three pipes, what would be the velocity of the water at the fourth pipe?

Three pipes are connected in parallel. The difference in heads in each pipe is 40 m. Pipes Diameter (cm) Length (m) Friction factor 1 15 500 0,02 2 10 450 0,03 3 20 800 0.025 4. If a fourth pipe 25 cm in diameter and length 1100 m with f = 0.018 were attached at the end of the three pipes, what would be the velocity of the water at the fourth pipe?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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