Water is flowing through a 100mm diameter circular pipe in 1:100 slope. Considering the half flow of water in the pipe, determine the velocity and rate of flow in the pipe at n = 0.013.
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Water flows from a tank through 160 fee t of 4 inches diameter pipe and then disc harges into air as shown. The flow of wat er in the pipe is 12 cfs. Assume n = 0.013 and neglect minor losses. Determine the following: a) The velocity of flow in the pipe in fps, b) The total head lost in the pipe in feet, c) The pressure at the top of the tank in psi.
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VOICE: BALASE, ANN MARICAR F. Three pipes of different lengths and diameters connected in series as shown discharges 160 liters per second. If the roughness coefficient n = 0.012 and disregarding minor losses, determine: a) The head loss in each pipe, and b) The diameter of an equivalent single pipe that could replace all the three pipes.
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VOICE: BALASE, ANN MARICAR F. Hf using Darcy-Weishbach Formula Sample Problems
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Oil with sp.gr. 0.95 flows at 200 lit/sec through a 500 m of 200 mm diameter pipe (f = 0.0225). Determine the following: (a) Head Loss (b) The Pressure Drop if the pipe slopes down at 10° in the direction of flow.
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VOICE: BALASE, ANN MARICAR F. Water flows through commercial steel annulus 50 m long as shown in the figure. Neglecting minor losses, estimate the reservoir level h needed to maintain a flow of 10L/s. Assume f = 0.0232.