Question 2.B120 mm diameter siphon draws water from the reservoir.hịConsidering that the elevation differences, hị and h2 are2.8m and 5.2 m respectively, determine the;Aa. Discharge of the water flowing through the siphon*(m³/s),h2b. Absolute pressure at Point B *(kPa).Draw the EL and HGL for a given system.Ns?Figure 2Pwater = 1000m4kNPatm = 101,3m2Please Draw

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Given data: Diameter of siphon, d=150 mm=0.15 m ⇒Area, A=π4×d2=π4×0.122=0.01131 m2. Atmospheric…

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120 mm diameter siphon draws water from the reservoir. Considering that the elevation differences, hị and h, are2.8 m and 5.2 m respectively, determine the; a. Discharge ofthe water flowing through the siphon *(m³/s), Absolute pressure at Point B *(kPa). Draw the EL and HGL for a given system. Ns? Pwater = 1000 m4 kN Patm = 101,3 m2 Please Draw

120 mm diameter siphon draws water from the reservoir. Considering that the elevation differences, hị and h, are2.8 m and 5.2 m respectively, determine the; a. Discharge ofthe water flowing through the siphon (m³/s), Absolute pressure at Point B (kPa). Draw the EL and HGL for a given system. Ns? Pwater = 1000 m4 kN Patm = 101,3 m2 Please Draw

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