Two pipes are connected between two reservoirs A andB, which are parallel to each other. A is higher than B by3.8 m.Length2600 mDiameter1300 mm900 mmHazen CoefficientC1 = 90C2 = 100PipeAВ2400 mD; = 900 mm øL2 = 2400 mw.sB WsD, = 1300 mm oL = 2600 mCompute the rate of flow of pipeline A.

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Two pipes are connected between two reservoirs A and B, which are parallel to each other. A is higher than B by 3.8 m. Diameter Hazen Coefficient C1 = 90 Pipe A Length 2600 m 1300 mm 900 mm C2 = 100 B 2400 m D; = 900 mm ø Lz = 2400 m ws A B D, = 1300 mms L,= 2600 m

Two pipes are connected between two reservoirs A and B, which are parallel to each other. A is higher than B by 3.8 m. Diameter Hazen Coefficient C1 = 90 Pipe A Length 2600 m 1300 mm 900 mm C2 = 100 B 2400 m D; = 900 mm ø Lz = 2400 m ws A B D, = 1300 mms L,= 2600 m

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