3.In the figure, ideal fluid (water) flow from the infinitylarge basin through the atmosphere. Diametersof the pipes for AB, is 0.30 m, BC is 0.10 m and, CD is0.20. The absolute atmospheric pressure is 1kgf/cm²and the absolute vapor pressure is 0.025 kgf/cm?.According to given data;0.40m0,10m0.30m0.20mDetermine the discharge of the systema.and calculate velocities in each part ofthe system,Determine the possible maximum axialheight of the BC pipe (z) and draw theabsolute and relative (hydraulic) gradeb.0,00mlines for this condition.

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3. In the figure, ideal fluid (water) flow from the infinity large basin through the atmosphere. Diameters of the pipes for AB, is 0.30 m, BC is 0.10 m and, CD is 0.20. The absolute atmospheric pressure is 1kgf/cm? and the absolute vapor pressure is 0.025 kgf/cm?. According to given data; a. Determine the discharge of the system and calculate velocities in each part of the system, Determine the possible maximum axial height of the BC pipe (z) and draw the absolute and relative (hydraulic) grade lines for this condition. 0.40 b.

3. In the figure, ideal fluid (water) flow from the infinity large basin through the atmosphere. Diameters of the pipes for AB, is 0.30 m, BC is 0.10 m and, CD is 0.20. The absolute atmospheric pressure is 1kgf/cm? and the absolute vapor pressure is 0.025 kgf/cm?. According to given data; a. Determine the discharge of the system and calculate velocities in each part of the system, Determine the possible maximum axial height of the BC pipe (z) and draw the absolute and relative (hydraulic) grade lines for this condition. 0.40 b.

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