Cont'C) Design of gravity pipe connecting intake well and jack wellThe intake pipe shall be designed to flow by gravity at max velocity(1.2m/s)Πα2 Q 0.3125Thus, area requiredH; d=0.58m; hence use 60cm RCC4 V1.20.3125Intake pipe, giving a velocity of-=1.1m/sII (0.6)²=

Given data:- Discharge through pipe, Q=0.3125 m3 Permissible velocity through pipe, V=1.2 m/s Since…

C) Design of gravity pipe connecting intake well and jack well • The intake pipe shall be designed to flow by gravity at max velocity (1.2m/s) Пd² Q 0.3125 Thus, area required= ; d=0.58m; hence use 60cm RCC 4 V 1.2 0.3125 Intake pipe, giving a velocity of -=1.1m/s (0.6)² 4

C) Design of gravity pipe connecting intake well and jack well • The intake pipe shall be designed to flow by gravity at max velocity (1.2m/s) Пd² Q 0.3125 Thus, area required= ; d=0.58m; hence use 60cm RCC 4 V 1.2 0.3125 Intake pipe, giving a velocity of -=1.1m/s (0.6)² 4

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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