21-50. A pump supplies water through a branching pipeline to two tanks A and B. The water surface elevation in both tanks is the same and is 6 m. above the point of bifurcation. Both branches have a diameter of 140 mm and a Darcy- Weisbach resistance coefficient of 0.025. One of the branches is 310 m. and the other 610 m. long. At the point of bifurcation, the pump supplies energy to the total flow at the rate of 10 hp. All minor losses maybe considered to be negligible. 1. What is the rate of discharge into tank A? 2. What is the rate of discharge into tank B? 3. What is the head provided by the pump having the same elevation as the point of bifurcation? 310 m 140mm 6 610 m 6m 140mm C

21-50. A pump supplies water through a branching pipeline to two tanks A and B. The water surface elevation in both tanks is the same and is 6 m. above the point of bifurcation. Both branches have a diameter of 140 mm and a Darcy- Weisbach resistance coefficient of 0.025. One of the branches is 310 m. and the other 610 m. long. At the point of bifurcation, the pump supplies energy to the total flow at the rate of 10 hp. All minor losses maybe considered to be negligible. 1. What is the rate of discharge into tank A? 2. What is the rate of discharge into tank B? 3. What is the head provided by the pump having the same elevation as the point of bifurcation? 310 m 140mm 6 610 m 6m 140mm C

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