Water discharges from the Annable Tank to the Schmidt Tank as illustrated on the figure. The velocity in pipe #2 is known to be 2.25 m/s. All pipeline information is provided on the figure below. As shown on the figure, a globe valve is installed at the midpoint of Pipe #2. Neglecting all local losses with the exception of the valve loss (K = 10): i. establish the flow rate entering the Schmidt Tank ii. report the value of H shown on the figure. ▼ Annable Tank Globe Valve Kv = 10 Ans: Q = 0.271 m³/s a 16 Pipe #2 L = 150 m D = 300 mm C = 120 V = 2.25 m/s H = 7.92 m Pipe #1 L = 200 m D = 250 mm C = 110 Pipe #3 L = 250 m D = 400 mm C = 125 Schmidt Tank H

Water discharges from the Annable Tank to the Schmidt Tank as illustrated on the figure. The velocity in pipe #2 is known to be 2.25 m/s. All pipeline information is provided on the figure below. As shown on the figure, a globe valve is installed at the midpoint of Pipe #2. Neglecting all local losses with the exception of the valve loss (K = 10): i. establish the flow rate entering the Schmidt Tank ii. report the value of H shown on the figure. ▼ Annable Tank Globe Valve Kv = 10 Ans: Q = 0.271 m³/s a 16 Pipe #2 L = 150 m D = 300 mm C = 120 V = 2.25 m/s H = 7.92 m Pipe #1 L = 200 m D = 250 mm C = 110 Pipe #3 L = 250 m D = 400 mm C = 125 Schmidt Tank H

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