will appreciate it very well! Pipeline A is connected to pipelines B and C which are parallel to each other atjunction y and merges again at junction x to form a single pipeline D. The rate offlow of water through pipeline A is 0.050 m³/sec and the total head loss from A to Dis 9 m.Determine:a. Head loss of pipeline Bb. Rate of flow of pipeline Bc. Diameter of pipeline CHazen-WilliamsPipesLengthDiameterCoefficientA300 m200 mm120В266 m160 mm120C190 m120D510 m250 mm120

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Pipeline A is connected to pipelines B and C which are parallel to each other at
junction y and merges again at junction x to form a single pipeline D. The rate of
flow of water through pipeline A is 0.050 m³/sec and the total head loss from A to D
is 9 m.
Determine:
a. Head loss of pipeline B
b. Rate of flow of pipeline B
c. Diameter of pipeline C
Hazen-Williams
Pipes
Length
Diameter
Coefficient
A
300 m
200 mm
120
В
266 m
160 mm
120
C
190 m
120
D
510 m
250 mm
120

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