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Reservoir Problems and Pipe Networks
Reservoir Problems and Pipe Networks
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Reservoir Problems and Pipe Type 2: Given all the pipe properties and elevation of all reservoirs, find the flow in
each pipe, which can be solved by trial and error.
3. After determining the direction of Q2 (say
towards reservoir B), express all the head lost in
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terms the other, say in terms of hf1. Let hf1 = x
With all head lost hf expressed in terms of x, all
flow Q can also be expressed in terms of x
Reference:
- Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics 4th Edition by Gillesania
- Engineering Fluid Mechanics, Crow, Elger, Williams & Roberson
Simplify the equation and solve for x: We may also use trial and error
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Reservoir Problems Procedure in Solving Reservoir Problems Procedure in Solving Reservoir Problems
In the figure shown below, the three pipes 1, 2 and 3 connects the three reservoirs A, B Type 1 Type 2
1. With known flow in one pipe leading o or 4. Once x is determined, substitute its value to
and C respectively and with all pipes meeting at a common junction D. flowing out from a reservoir of known Equation (1), (2) and (3) to solve for Q1, Q2 and
elevation, solve for its head lost hf. Q3, respectively.
2. Determine the elevation of the energy
grade line at the junction of the pipe (P)
by adding or subtracting (depending on
the direction of flow) the head lost in
the pipe from the elevation of the water
surface in the reservoir.
3. If the known value is the pressure at P,
Pp/ .
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The following conditions must be satisfied in any pipe network: Determine the flow in the three reservoirs shown. The pipe network show in the figure represents a
1. The algebraic sum of the pressure drops (head loss) around any closed loops must be zero and, spray rinse system. Find the flow in each pipe.
2. The flow entering a junction must be equal to the flow leaving it. Assume C = 120 for all pipes.
Pipe Network Problems are usually solved by numerical methods using computer since any analytical Solution:
solution requires the use of many simultaneous equation, some of which are nonlinear.
Solution:
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Determine the flow in the three reservoirs shown. The pipe network show in the figure represents a
Solution: spray rinse system. Find the flow in each pipe.
Assume C = 120 for all pipes.
Solution:
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The pipe network show in the figure represents a The pipe network show in the figure represents a
spray rinse system. Find the flow in each pipe. spray rinse system. Find the flow in each pipe.
Assume C = 120 for all pipes. Assume C = 120 for all pipes.
Solution:
Solution:
Solution: