None ( :-Three water tanks shown in fig. are connected by pipes to junction point K withpizometric head 2.5 mlosses)and F=0.02 determine the flow rate in each pipe (neglect minorAEle.10mD=0.1mL=100mEle. 2mBD=0.1L=50mD=0.1L-40mEle.0 mK

Given: The pizometric head is 2.5 m. The friction factor is 0.02. Consider the figure,

( :-Three water tanks shown in fig. are connected by pipes to junction point K with pizometric head 2.5 m and F=0.02 determine the flow rate in each pipe (neglect minor losses) A Ele.10m D=0.1m L=100m B Ele. 2m D=0.1 L=50m D=0.1 Ele.0 m L-40m K

( :-Three water tanks shown in fig. are connected by pipes to junction point K with pizometric head 2.5 m and F=0.02 determine the flow rate in each pipe (neglect minor losses) A Ele.10m D=0.1m L=100m B Ele. 2m D=0.1 L=50m D=0.1 Ele.0 m L-40m K

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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