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    This document provides worked examples for calculating water flow through 3 pipes in series connecting two reservoirs. The data given includes the properties of each pipe and the water level difference between the reservoirs. The example calculates the velocity in each pipe and the overall flow rate, assuming negligible entry/exit and minor losses.

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    Worked Example - Pipe Flow - Civil engineering Undergraduate course - Fluid Mechanics

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    This document provides worked examples for calculating water flow through 3 pipes in series connecting two reservoirs. The data given includes the properties of each pipe and the water level difference between the reservoirs. The example calculates the velocity in each pipe and the overall flow rate, assuming negligible entry/exit and minor losses.

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    Worked Example - 3 Pipes in Series

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    Roshan de Silva
    This document provides worked examples for calculating water flow through 3 pipes in series connecting two reservoirs. The data given includes the properties of each pipe and the water level difference between the reservoirs. The example calculates the velocity in each pipe and the overall flow rate, assuming negligible entry/exit and minor losses.

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    WORKED EXAMPLES – 3 PIPES IN SERIES

    Two reservoirs are connected by 3 pipes in series shown with data for each
    pipe and the difference between the water level in the reservoir as shown.
    determine the velocity of flow in each pipe and the flow rate through the
    pipes. Assume the entry and exit loses and all other minor losses to be
    negligible.
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    SOLUTION
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