Q3.In Fig. 3 below, the pump move water from tank A to pressurized Tank B at rate of 100 m3 in 5 min. Performappropriate calculation to determine if the pump with 2.5 hp works for this purpose. Repeat thecalculation and determine if the pump works with air pressure in Tank B of 2.5 atm instead 1.5 atm.BP- 1.5 atmPressureslow release4 m50 m4 mPumpFigure 3 water supply systemQ4.The elbow flow passage volume is 0.4 m3. The water volume flowrate at the inlet is 0.4 m³/s and the elbowinlet pressure is 150 kPa and outlet pressure at point B and C are 50 kPa. The inlet velocity at point A is 18m/s. Assume the diameter at point C equals the diameter at point B. The elbow mass is 12 kg. Calculatethe horizontal (x direction) and vertical (y direction) anchoring forces required to hold the elbow in place.ByL.18 m/sFigure 4 Elbow flow Q1.A trapezoid-shaped tank used to supply potable water to a small area which includes 8 villas (Figure 1).The tank bottom base is 3 m, while the top base is 5 m. The tank is partially submerged vertically in waterso that the top is 1 m above the surface and the bottom is 3 m below the surface. Determine the totalforce exerted on the trapezoidal wall by the water.Vertical Pipe line from overhear tankMain distribution lineOverhead tankSecondary distribution lineVillaVillaValveVillaVillaG.L.VenturimeterVillaVillaVillaVillaJunctionFigure 1. Water Supply and Distribution SystemQ2.The water flows through a horizontal Venturi-meter at section 2 in Figure 1. The inlet and throat diametersare shown in Fig. 2 below. A mercury filled a U-tube manometer connected to the inlet and throat showsa difference in mercury level of 300 mm. The specific gravity of mercury is 13.6. Determine the flow rate,and the difference in pressure between the inlet and throat.ThroatArea, ATAol 75mm dia25mm diah= 300mmManometerMercuryFigure 2 Venturi-meter with U-tube manometer中。

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Q3. In Fig. 3 below, the pump move water from tank A to pressurized Tank B at rate of 100 m³ in 5 min. Perform appropriate calculation to determine if the pump with 2.5 hp works for this purpose. Repeat the calculation and determine if the pump works with air pressure in Tank B of 2.5 atm instead 1.5 atm.

Q3. In Fig. 3 below, the pump move water from tank A to pressurized Tank B at rate of 100 m³ in 5 min. Perform appropriate calculation to determine if the pump with 2.5 hp works for this purpose. Repeat the calculation and determine if the pump works with air pressure in Tank B of 2.5 atm instead 1.5 atm.

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