Q2/ Three pipes are connected in parallel as shown in Fig. No. (2). Pressure head at junction A is 70 (m column of water) and at junction B is 46 (m column of water). For all pipes f = 0.02 and hy is neglected. All pipes are located at the same horizontal level. 1- Find the flow rate of water through each pipe (Q₁, Q2 and Q3). 2- Find flow rate of water enters junction A and flow rate of water enters junction B. QA A pipe No.(1) pipe No.(2) pipe No.(3) Q1 Q2 Q3 B QB Fig. 3 Pipe L (m) NO. 1 3000 2 1300 200 3 2600 250 d (mm) 300

Q2/ Three pipes are connected in parallel as shown in Fig. No. (2). Pressure head at junction A is 70 (m column of water) and at junction B is 46 (m column of water). For all pipes f = 0.02 and hy is neglected. All pipes are located at the same horizontal level. 1- Find the flow rate of water through each pipe (Q₁, Q2 and Q3). 2- Find flow rate of water enters junction A and flow rate of water enters junction B. QA A pipe No.(1) pipe No.(2) pipe No.(3) Q1 Q2 Q3 B QB Fig. 3 Pipe L (m) NO. 1 3000 2 1300 200 3 2600 250 d (mm) 300

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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