QL. Waters towing throvgt capillary tabes A and B into tube C, as shown n Fig. 1M Qq~3e/sin tube A, ‘wat ithe largst Oy lowe in tube B fos laminae flow in tube C7 The water at a temperate of 40°C. ‘With the eaeuted Oy, what Rin of flow existe in thes A and 8? d= 5mm A A a= 4mm Fig. 1 (02 Water lows through a pipe at 51L/s,as shown in Fig. . I gage prestures of 12.5 kPa, 11.5Pa, and 10.3Pa measured for ps, peand ps, respectively, wht ace the head losses between I and 2 and 1 and 3? QS. water ows st arate of 0.020 m'/s fom resewwoie A to reservoir B through three concrete pipes connected in sees, as shown in Fig. 3. nd the diflerence ia watersurface elevations in the seservorts. Neglect minor tosesQ4. A how of S70L isis proceeding through the pipe network shown in Fig. of Fora pressure of 690 kPa mt node ‘A, what pressure may be exposed at ode B? Neglect mint losses, Take p = 1000 kgf Cast iron pipe Branch 1, L = 600 m,D © 300 mm. Meoughout vy 0.0113 x 10-4 m/s 4 B a 26m yee 18m] [3 Branch 2, L = 460 m, D « 470 mm, Fig. 4 QS. Develop the expression utilized to study flows in a pipe network (Hardy Cross method) jw much Now ocean in esch branch ofthe loop, using the Hardy Cross Q6, InF ig. Gs for Q = 11-7 mpd to ‘ettoa? 5000"—12",RF pate AB BC CD OI 20 60 100150150200 100 sh (im) Diameter (mm) Roughness size of all pipes = 0-06 mm Pressure head elevation at A = 70m 0.6 Etevation of pipe nodes (mod) 7 100 ee Fig. g E