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Water flows through a given pipe network. For said pipe network, a pipe 977m long branches out into three pipes at junction A; these three pipes then merge at junction B where they continue as a single 1224m long pipe [see figure for pipe properties and dimensions]: f=002 (for al ppes) 9am, A 796m B 1224m wsea If the pressure drop between junctions A and B is 260 kPa, then: Determine the flow rate through pipe 1.

Water flows through a given pipe network. For said pipe network, a pipe 977m long branches out into three pipes at junction A; these three pipes then merge at junction B where they continue as a single 1224m long pipe [see figure for pipe properties and dimensions]: f=002 (for al ppes) 9am, A 796m B 1224m wsea If the pressure drop between junctions A and B is 260 kPa, then: Determine the flow rate through pipe 1.

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Water flows through a given pipe network. For said pipe network, a pipe 977m long branches out into three pipes at junction A; these three pipes then merge at junction B where they continue as a single 1224m long pipe [see figure for pipe properties and dimensions]: 

 

Water flows through a given pipe network. For said pipe network, a pipe 977m long branches out into three pipes at junction A; these three pipes then merge at junction B where they continue as a single 1224m long pipe [see figure for pipe properties and dimensions]: feo02 (for al ppes) 9am. A 796m 02smo B 1224m If the pressure drop between junctions A and B is 260 kPa, then: Determine the flow rate through pipe 1. O 0.140 cu.m/s
Transcribed Image Text:Water flows through a given pipe network. For said pipe network, a pipe 977m long branches out into three pipes at junction A; these three pipes then merge at junction B where they continue as a single 1224m long pipe [see figure for pipe properties and dimensions]: feo02 (for al ppes) 9am. A 796m 02smo B 1224m If the pressure drop between junctions A and B is 260 kPa, then: Determine the flow rate through pipe 1. O 0.140 cu.m/s
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