12. Water is flowing in a straight 100 mm diameter concrete lining centrifugally spun pipe as shownin the figure. The difference betweenthetwo gauge readings is 185 kPa. By using Darcy Weisbachand Hazen William's formula, determine the flow rate.(Ans.: 15.81 liter/s, 17.68 liter/s)pipe4 т310 т 10. Water is flowing in a straight 150 mm diameter, high density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe installedhorizontally as shown in the figure. The water level in the reservoir remains constant. By usingDarcy Weisbach and Hazen William's formula, determine the flow rate in the pipe.(Ans.: DW: 82.12 liter/s, HW: 86.11 liter/s)

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12. Water is flowing in a straight 100 mm diameter concrete lining centrifugally spun pipe as shown in the figure. The difference betweenthetwo gauge readings is 185 kPa. By using Darcy Weisbach and Hazen William's formula, determine the flow rate. (Ans.: 15.81 liter/s, 17.68 liter/s) pipe 4 m 310 m

12. Water is flowing in a straight 100 mm diameter concrete lining centrifugally spun pipe as shown in the figure. The difference betweenthetwo gauge readings is 185 kPa. By using Darcy Weisbach and Hazen William's formula, determine the flow rate. (Ans.: 15.81 liter/s, 17.68 liter/s) pipe 4 m 310 m

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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