Three reservoirs A, B and C at water levels of 25 m, 12 m and 8 m are connected by a pipe network. 1200 m length pipe of diameter 0.5 m and f = 0.013 draws water from A. 1000 m length pipe of diameter 0.4 m and f = 0.015 draws water from B and joins the pipe end from A. The reservoir C is connected to this junction by 900 m length of pipe 0.6 m diameter with f = 0.011 What would be the direction of flow? * Reservoir A feeds reservoirs B and C. Reservoir B and C feed reservoir A. Reservoir A and B feed reservoir C. Reservoir C feeds reservoirs A and B. If the flow in the 900m pipe is 0.60 m^3/s, what would be the flow in the 1000m pipe? 0.064 0.042 0.129 0.091
Three reservoirs A, B and C at water levels of 25 m, 12 m and 8 m are connected by a pipe network. 1200 m length pipe of diameter 0.5 m and f = 0.013 draws water from A. 1000 m length pipe of diameter 0.4 m and f = 0.015 draws water from B and joins the pipe end from A. The reservoir C is connected to this junction by 900 m length of pipe 0.6 m diameter with f = 0.011 What would be the direction of flow? * Reservoir A feeds reservoirs B and C. Reservoir B and C feed reservoir A. Reservoir A and B feed reservoir C. Reservoir C feeds reservoirs A and B. If the flow in the 900m pipe is 0.60 m^3/s, what would be the flow in the 1000m pipe? 0.064 0.042 0.129 0.091
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Transcribed Image Text:Three reservoirs A, B and C at water levels of 25 m, 12 m and 8 m are connected
by a pipe network. 1200 m length pipe of diameter 0.5 m and f = 0.013 draws
water from A. 1000 m length pipe of diameter 0.4 m and f = 0.015 draws water
from B and joins the pipe end from A. The reservoir C is connected to this
junction by 900 m length of pipe 0.6 m diameter with f = 0.011
What would be the direction of flow? *
Reservoir A feeds reservoirs B and C.
Reservoir B and C feed reservoir A.
Reservoir A and B feed reservoir C.
Reservoir C feeds reservoirs A and B.
If the flow in the 900m pipe is 0.60 m^3/s, what would be the flow in the
1000m pipe?
0.064
0.042
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0.129
0.091
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