In the fig-Shown, the Flow ratePipe (A) is equal ( QA= 25 Lit15), hediameter is equal ( DA = 75mm, Do 60mm,De = Dc =30 mm). and the velocity inPipe (D) is equal ( 40=5m/s). the relationbetween flow rate in Pipe (B) and pipe (c)in%3D%3DPB =3 Qc.Find the Ualue of ..2- UA, UB, Uc:Pe =30 mmwaterPc = 30 mmimputQA = 25 2it/sec= 75 mmPo= 6omminput = AoutPut = B, C, Daccumu lation = o.

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In the Fig Shown, the Flow rate Pipe (A) is equal ( GA=25 Lit15), the diameter is equal ( DA - 75 mm, Do = De = De =30 mm), and the velocity Pipe (D) is equal (Up=5m/s), the relation between flow rate in in 6o mm, Pipe ( B) and pipe (c) PB =3 Qc. Find the Value of. 2- Un, UB, Uc: PR = 30 mm A water =30 mm imput QA = 25 2it/sec A= 75 mm Po = 60 mm Input = A outPut = B, c, D accumulation = o

In the Fig Shown, the Flow rate Pipe (A) is equal ( GA=25 Lit15), the diameter is equal ( DA - 75 mm, Do = De = De =30 mm), and the velocity Pipe (D) is equal (Up=5m/s), the relation between flow rate in in 6o mm, Pipe ( B) and pipe (c) PB =3 Qc. Find the Value of. 2- Un, UB, Uc: PR = 30 mm A water =30 mm imput QA = 25 2it/sec A= 75 mm Po = 60 mm Input = A outPut = B, c, D accumulation = o

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