Water is flowing in a 150mm uniform diameter pipe installed in a vertical plane shown in Figure 4. The pitot tube is connected to the piezometric tube. The total head loss from point 1 to 2 is 2.3 times the velocity head of flow in the pipe. Calculate the flow rate in the pipe.

Water is flowing in a 150mm uniform diameter pipe installed in a vertical plane shown in Figure 4. The pitot tube is connected to the piezometric tube. The total head loss from point 1 to 2 is 2.3 times the velocity head of flow in the pipe. Calculate the flow rate in the pipe.

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(a) Water is flowing in a 150mm uniform diameter pipe installed in a vertical plane shown in
Figure 4. The pitot tube is connected to the piezometric tube. The total head loss from
point 1 to 2 is 2.3 times the velocity head of flow in the pipe. Calculate the flow rate in
the pipe.
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