D-150 mmWaterD- 50 mm Figure 3.58 Problems 3.51, 3.52.3.51 In Fig. 3.58 the losses up to section 4 are SV/2x and the nozzle losses are 0.05vy2g.Determine the discharge and the pressure at 4. H - 8 m.3.52 For pressure at A of 25 kPa in Fig. 3,58 with the losses in Prob, 3.51, determine the dischargeand the head H.

Given: The level of water in tank, H = 8 m The diameter of nozzle at A, D = 150 mm The diameter of…

D;= 150 mm Water D,- 50 mm Figure 358 Prosiems 3.51, 3.52. 3.51 In Fig 3.58 the losses up to section 4 are SVy2g and the nozzle losses are 0.05vy2e. Determine the discharge and the pressure at 4. H -8 m. 3.52 For pressure at A of 25 kPa in Fig 3.58 with the losses in Prob. 3.1, determine the discharge and the head H.

D;= 150 mm Water D,- 50 mm Figure 358 Prosiems 3.51, 3.52. 3.51 In Fig 3.58 the losses up to section 4 are SVy2g and the nozzle losses are 0.05vy2e. Determine the discharge and the pressure at 4. H -8 m. 3.52 For pressure at A of 25 kPa in Fig 3.58 with the losses in Prob. 3.1, determine the discharge and the head H.

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