نقطة واحدة ?If Q total = 2 m3/s, find Q in each branches? if v1= 5.2 m/s, v2=10.75 m/s L₁= 500 m; D₁ = 50 cm Q = 2.0 m³/s L₂= 200 m; D₂ = 30 cm L3 = 300 m; D₂ 15 cm Q1=1, Q2= 0.75, Q3= 0.25 m3/S O Q1 = 0.25, Q2=0.75, Q3= 1 m3/S O 01-0.75, 02-0.25. 03- 1 m3/S

نقطة واحدة ?If Q total = 2 m3/s, find Q in each branches? if v1= 5.2 m/s, v2=10.75 m/s L₁= 500 m; D₁ = 50 cm Q = 2.0 m³/s L₂= 200 m; D₂ = 30 cm L3 = 300 m; D₂ 15 cm Q1=1, Q2= 0.75, Q3= 0.25 m3/S O Q1 = 0.25, Q2=0.75, Q3= 1 m3/S O 01-0.75, 02-0.25. 03- 1 m3/S

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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