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Given the properties of the pipelines, together with the elevation of water in the three-reservoirs, then determine the following: Compute the flow in Pipe 1, 2, and 3, and Q1, Q2, and Q3 [in m3/s].

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Given the properties of the pipelines, together with the elevation of water in the three-reservoirs, then determine the following:

Compute the flow in Pipe 1, 2, and 3, and Q1, Q₂, and Q3 [in m³/s].

El. 80 m
A
El. 50 m
В
El. 10 m
2000m - 500mm
f = 0.025
P
4000m - 800mm
f= 0.03
1800m - 400mm
f= 0.02

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