1. A 1 meter diameter pipe 1400 m long has a discharge of 600 liters/ sec a. Compute the head loss using f = 0.018 b. Compute the head loss using n = 0.015 c. Compute the head loss using C = 100 %D %3D

1. A 1 meter diameter pipe 1400 m long has a discharge of 600 liters/ sec a. Compute the head loss using f = 0.018 b. Compute the head loss using n = 0.015 c. Compute the head loss using C = 100 %D %3D

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1. A 1 meter diameter pipe 1400 m long has a discharge of 600 liters/
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a. Compute the head loss using f = 0.018
b. Compute the head loss using n = 0.015
c. Compute the head loss using C = 100
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