Consider the figure shown. The discharge of reservoir a is 400 li/sec. Solve for thelength of pipe 2 if the flow rate of pipe 1 is 240 li/sec and the elevation of point D.El. 50mAEl. 40mBL1=1200mD1=650mmfi =0.02L3=4700mD3 =350mmf3 =0.022NodeL2= ?D2=600mmf2 =0.02L4=4600mD4=500mmf4 =0.019El. CAnswer:Length of pipe 2 = 1809.262m, Elevation of D = 15.46m

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Consider the figure shown. The discharge of reservoir a is 400 li/sec. Solve for the length of pipe 2 if the flow rate of pipe 1 is 240 li/sec and the elevation of point D.

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