1. Find the flow distribution in the three-parallel pipe system shown in figure below. Take Qin = 2500 L/min.ElementL, m D, mm fo EKlin150750.02 2280850.03 4331201000.025 2Ans: Q₁ = 731 L/min, Q₂ = 790 L/min, Q₂ = 979 L/min*M

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Description: 1. Find the flow distribution in the three-parallel pipe system shown in figure below. Take Qin = 2500 L/min.ElementL, m D, mm fo EKlin150750.02 2280850.03 4331201000.025 2Ans: Q₁ = 731 L/min, Q₂ = 790 L/min, Q₂ = 979 L/min*M

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1. Find the flow distribution in the three-parallel pipe system shown in figure below. Take Qix = 2500 L/min. Element L, m D, mm το ΣΚ en 1 50 75 0.02 2 2 80 85 0.03 4 120 100 0.025 2 Ans: Q₁ = 731 L/min, Q₂ = 790 L/min, Q₂ = 979 L/min 3 *

1. Find the flow distribution in the three-parallel pipe system shown in figure below. Take Qix = 2500 L/min. Element L, m D, mm το ΣΚ en 1 50 75 0.02 2 2 80 85 0.03 4 120 100 0.025 2 Ans: Q₁ = 731 L/min, Q₂ = 790 L/min, Q₂ = 979 L/min 3 *

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