Qı/ Water flows in the pipe shown in Fig. No. (1) from point No. (1) to point No.(2) at flow rate of Q = 0.1414 (m³/s). If Pi is 70 (Bar), P2 is 9.81 (Bar), f=0.02 and length of pipe from point No. (1) to point No.(2) is 15.67 (km). (1) Find the diameter of the pipe

Qı/ Water flows in the pipe shown in Fig. No. (1) from point No. (1) to point No.(2) at flow rate of Q = 0.1414 (m³/s). If Pi is 70 (Bar), P2 is 9.81 (Bar), f=0.02 and length of pipe from point No. (1) to point No.(2) is 15.67 (km). (1) Find the diameter of the pipe

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Q1/ Water flows in the pipe shown in Fig. No. (1) from point No. (1) to point No.(2) at
flow rate of Q = 0.1414 (m³/s). If P¡ is 70 (Bar), P2 is 9.81 (Bar), f=0.02 and length of
pipe from point No. (1) to point No.(2) is 15.67 (km).
(1) Find the diameter of the pipe
(2) Find flow velocity in the pipe.
(3) Draw the H.G.L. of flow in the pipe.
P2 =9.81 (Bar)
p1 = 70 (Bar)
400 m
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30°
Fig.(1)

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