The pipe network shown has the following properties: Li=500m, Di= 250mm; L2=600m, D2=150mm; L3=670m; L=800m, D4=300mm. The flow in line 1 is 0.06m/s and the total head lost from A to D is 10.5 meters. Assume f=0.023 for all pipes. Pipe 2 Pipe 1 Pipe 4 B D Pipe 3 a. What is the head lost in pipe 2 in meters? b. What is the flow in pipe 22 c. What is the diameter in pipe 3?

The pipe network shown has the following properties: Li=500m, Di= 250mm; L2=600m, D2=150mm; L3=670m; L=800m, D4=300mm. The flow in line 1 is 0.06m/s and the total head lost from A to D is 10.5 meters. Assume f=0.023 for all pipes. Pipe 2 Pipe 1 Pipe 4 B D Pipe 3 a. What is the head lost in pipe 2 in meters? b. What is the flow in pipe 22 c. What is the diameter in pipe 3?

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