Two pipes A and B, each of § cm diameter branch off from a point 1 in a pipe line and rejoin at 2. Pipe A is 500 m and pipe B is 2000 m long. The total head at 1 is 25 m. A short pipe of 10 cm diameter is fitted at B and flow is discharged into atmosphere through it. If F is 0.02 for all the pipes, discharge in pipe B will be.

Two pipes A and B, each of § cm diameter branch off from a point 1 in a pipe line and rejoin at 2. Pipe A is 500 m and pipe B is 2000 m long. The total head at 1 is 25 m. A short pipe of 10 cm diameter is fitted at B and flow is discharged into atmosphere through it. If F is 0.02 for all the pipes, discharge in pipe B will be.

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Two pipes A and B, each of § cm diameter branch off from a point 1 in a pipe line and
rejoin at 2. Pipe A is 500 m and pipe B is 2000 m long. The total head at 1 is 25 m. A
short pipe of 10 cm diameter is fitted at B and flow is discharged into atmosphere
through it. If F is 0.02 for all the pipes, discharge in pipe B will be.

L = 500 m, f = 0.02
8 cm
A
B
8 cm
L = 2000 m, f = 0.02
2
D = 10 cm
2

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