Draw the EL and HGL for the given system. QuestionВ110 mm diameter siphon draws water from the reservoir.Considering that the elevation differences, h and hz are 2 mhịAand 5,1 m respectively, determine the;a. Discharge of the water flowing through the siphon*(m/s),h2b. Absolute pressure at Point B *(kPa).Draw the EL and HGL for a given system.Ns?Pwater = 1000m'Figure 2kNPatm = 101,3m2%3|

It is required to determine the velocity at point C. Vc=2gh2=2×9.81 ms2×5.1 m=10 ms The velocity at…

110 mm diameter siphon draws water from the reservoir. hị Considering that the elevation differences, hi and hz are 2 m A and 5,1 m respectively, determine the; Discharge of the water flowing through the siphon *(m³/s), b. Absolute pressure at Point B *(kPa). Draw the EL and HGL for a given system. Ns? Figure 2 Pwater = 1000 m4 kN Patm = 101,3 m21

110 mm diameter siphon draws water from the reservoir. hị Considering that the elevation differences, hi and hz are 2 m A and 5,1 m respectively, determine the; Discharge of the water flowing through the siphon (m³/s), b. Absolute pressure at Point B (kPa). Draw the EL and HGL for a given system. Ns? Figure 2 Pwater = 1000 m4 kN Patm = 101,3 m21

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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