## Pipe Flow AnalysisThis image illustrates a network of pipes and demonstrates methods for analyzing fluid flow within the system. Below is a detailed transcription and explanation:### Diagram ExplanationThe diagram features a schematic representation of a pipe system, consisting of four different pipes (A, B, C, and D) with specified lengths and diameters:- **Pipe A**: Length = 200, Diameter = 50 cm- **Pipe B**: Length = 400, Diameter = 40 cm- **Pipe C**: Length = 400, Diameter = 20 cm- **Pipe D**: Length = 500, Diameter = 50 cmTwo reservoirs are depicted at either end of the pipe network, with a height difference of 20 meters, indicated as \( \Delta h = 20m \).### Assumptions- Friction factor, \( f = 0.030 \) for all pipes.- Neglect minor losses.### Mathematical Equations and Approach1. **Flow Equations**: - \( Q_A = Q_D \) - Express \( Q_D \) in terms of \( Q_B \).2. **Continuity Equation**: - \( Q_A = Q_B + Q_C \) - Use the Darcy-Weisbach equation to establish a relationship between \( Q_B \) and \( Q_C \).3. **Head Loss Equations**: - \( h_{LB} = h_{LC} \) - Total head loss: \( h_{LA} + h_{LB} + h_{LD} = h_{total} \)4. **Solution Approach**: - Solve for \( Q_B \). - Subsequently, solve for \( Q_A, Q_B, \) and \( Q_D \).This analysis involves applying fluid mechanics principles to determine flow rates and the distribution of head loss across different sections of the pipe network. By using the given pipe dimensions, friction factor, and assumptions, engineers can solve for flow variables and optimize the design of the system.

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S Pipe B C T A Length 200 400 400 500 ... LT с ( (cm) 50 20 40 50 e) Solve for Q₁ K Assume f= 0.030 for all fipes Megate hm terms of QB 7 Q₁ = QD -> QD in QA = QB +Qc → Solve for QA in terms of QB huB =h₂c -> Use Darcy - Weisbach to get hLA thee the = h total Solve for 48:15 Q₁, QA & QD 20m QB & Qc relationship Δη НОС

S Pipe B C T A Length 200 400 400 500 ... LT с ( (cm) 50 20 40 50 e) Solve for Q₁ K Assume f= 0.030 for all fipes Megate hm terms of QB 7 Q₁ = QD -> QD in QA = QB +Qc → Solve for QA in terms of QB huB =h₂c -> Use Darcy - Weisbach to get hLA thee the = h total Solve for 48:15 Q₁, QA & QD 20m QB & Qc relationship Δη НОС

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