Consider the three-reservoir problem shown. Pipes from three reservoir meet at point D which is at elevation 370m and the pressure at this junction is 175 kPa. Solve for the discharge and the elevation of reservoir C. El. 470m A El. 410m L2=1500m L1=2500m D1=400mm f1=0.025 D2=200mm f2=0.022 El. 370m L3 =2000m D3=450mm f3=0.018

Consider the three-reservoir problem shown. Pipes from three reservoir meet at point D which is at elevation 370m and the pressure at this junction is 175 kPa. Solve for the discharge and the elevation of reservoir C. El. 470m A El. 410m L2=1500m L1=2500m D1=400mm f1=0.025 D2=200mm f2=0.022 El. 370m L3 =2000m D3=450mm f3=0.018

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