With the chamber-pipe system in the figure, the ideal fluid (water) taken from the infinitely sized chamber A is poured into the atmosphere with a 40 cm fixed diameter BCDEF pipe. Since zB=29, zC=10, zD=28.5, zE=5 and zF=28 meters according to the comparison plane; a) Calculate the flow of the system. b) Draw the relative load (energy) and piezometer lines of the system. c) Determine where the greatest pressure will be observed throughout the system and calculate its relative value. 30 m B Pu = 1000 kg/m³ Atmosphere 28 m D shape without scale F 0,0 E horizontal comparison plane

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With the chamber-pipe system in the figure, the ideal fluid (water) taken from the infinitely
sized chamber A is poured into the atmosphere with a 40 cm fixed diameter BCDEF pipe.
Since zB=29, zC=10, zD=28.5, zE=5 and zF=28 meters according to the comparison plane;
a) Calculate the flow of the system.
b) Draw the relative load (energy) and piezometer lines of the system.
c) Determine where the greatest pressure will be observed throughout the system and
calculate its relative value.
30 m
B
Pu = 1000 kg/m³
Atmosphere
28 m
shape without scale
F
0,0
E
horizontal comparison plane
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Transcribed Image Text:With the chamber-pipe system in the figure, the ideal fluid (water) taken from the infinitely sized chamber A is poured into the atmosphere with a 40 cm fixed diameter BCDEF pipe. Since zB=29, zC=10, zD=28.5, zE=5 and zF=28 meters according to the comparison plane; a) Calculate the flow of the system. b) Draw the relative load (energy) and piezometer lines of the system. c) Determine where the greatest pressure will be observed throughout the system and calculate its relative value. 30 m B Pu = 1000 kg/m³ Atmosphere 28 m shape without scale F 0,0 E horizontal comparison plane |
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