The total discharge (flowrate) from A to B in the figure below is 300 liters/s. Pipe lennthe are: L1= 150 m, and L2 = 450 m. Diameters, are: D1 = 500 mm, and D2 = 250 mm. L1: D1 Q1 Q2 L2; D2 Determine [Using Darcy's equation] the headloss [m] and the flowrates (l/s] across A-B in pipes 1 and 2 if riyated steel iron pipes are used in the system and flow is FULLY TURBULENT. Flowrate pipe #1 [I/s] =- Flowrate pipe #2 [l/s] =- Headloss pipe #1 [m] =. %3D Headloss pipe #2 [m]

The total discharge (flowrate) from A to B in the figure below is 300 liters/s. Pipe lennthe are: L1= 150 m, and L2 = 450 m. Diameters, are: D1 = 500 mm, and D2 = 250 mm. L1: D1 Q1 Q2 L2; D2 Determine [Using Darcy's equation] the headloss [m] and the flowrates (l/s] across A-B in pipes 1 and 2 if riyated steel iron pipes are used in the system and flow is FULLY TURBULENT. Flowrate pipe #1 [I/s] =- Flowrate pipe #2 [l/s] =- Headloss pipe #1 [m] =. %3D Headloss pipe #2 [m]

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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