Three pipes of different lengths and diameters are connected in series as shown. All pipes have f = 0.02 and the discharge is 160 L per second. Determine the total head loss. a. b. 4.13 m 26.1 m c. 34.6 m d. 64.9 m Q 450 mm-1800 m B 300 mm-1500 m C D 250 mm - 800 m

Three pipes of different lengths and diameters are connected in series as shown. All pipes have f = 0.02 and the discharge is 160 L per second. Determine the total head loss. a. b. 4.13 m 26.1 m c. 34.6 m d. 64.9 m Q 450 mm-1800 m B 300 mm-1500 m C D 250 mm - 800 m

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Three pipes of different lengths and diameters are connected in series as shown. All pipes have f = 0.02 and
the discharge is 160 L per second. Determine the total head loss.
a.
b.
4.13 m
26.1 m
c. 34.6 m
d. 64.9 m
Q
450 mm-1800 m
B
300 mm-1500 m
C
D
250 mm - 800 m

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