L = 700m 2 4 D = 45cm L = 800m D = 40cm L = 600m L= 700m D = 35cm D = 35cm 1 A L = 700m D = 40cm L = 1200m 3 D = 40cm Water is flowing from point A to point B in the system shown in the figure. All the corresponding length and diameter of each pipe is shown. Assuming that each pipe has n=0.011 and head loss from point A to B is 30m, determine the a) discharge at pipe 1 b) discharge at pipe 3 c) discharge at pipe 5

L = 700m 2 4 D = 45cm L = 800m D = 40cm L = 600m L= 700m D = 35cm D = 35cm 1 A L = 700m D = 40cm L = 1200m 3 D = 40cm Water is flowing from point A to point B in the system shown in the figure. All the corresponding length and diameter of each pipe is shown. Assuming that each pipe has n=0.011 and head loss from point A to B is 30m, determine the a) discharge at pipe 1 b) discharge at pipe 3 c) discharge at pipe 5

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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