A 30 cm radius Cast iron main leads from a reservoir whose water surface is at EL. 1590 m. In the heart of the city the main, below ground level, is at EL. 1,410 m. (a) What is the net pressure (b) Assuming static conditions, what is the stress in the pipe wall if the wall thickness is 12.00 mm and the external soil pressure is 520 kPa?,

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5. A 30 cm radius Cast iron main leads from a reservoir whose water surface is at EL. 1590m. In the heart of the city the main, below ground level, is at EL. 1410m. (a) What is the net pressure (b) Assuming static conditions, what is the stress in the pipe wall if the wall thickness is 12.00 mm and the external soil pressure is 250 kPa?

6. A continuous wood stave pipe is 2.5 m in diameter and is in service under a head of 30.0 m of water. The staves are secure by means of round 25 mm steel hoops with an allowable stress of 105 MPa. Fine the maximum snarings of the hoops to safely secure the nine.

5. A 30 cm radius Cast iron main leads from a reservoir whose water surface is at EL 1590 m. In the heart
of the city the main, below ground level, is at EL. 1,410 m. (a) What is the net pressure (b) Assuming
static conditions, what is the stress in the pipe wall if the wall thickness is 12.00 mm and the external
soil pressure is 520 kPa?,
6. A continuous wood stave pipe is 2.5 m in diameter and is in service under a head of 30.0 m of water.
The staves are secured by means of round 25 mm steel hoops with an allowable stress of 105 MPa.
Find the maximum sparings of the boons to safely secure the nine
Transcribed Image Text:5. A 30 cm radius Cast iron main leads from a reservoir whose water surface is at EL 1590 m. In the heart of the city the main, below ground level, is at EL. 1,410 m. (a) What is the net pressure (b) Assuming static conditions, what is the stress in the pipe wall if the wall thickness is 12.00 mm and the external soil pressure is 520 kPa?, 6. A continuous wood stave pipe is 2.5 m in diameter and is in service under a head of 30.0 m of water. The staves are secured by means of round 25 mm steel hoops with an allowable stress of 105 MPa. Find the maximum sparings of the boons to safely secure the nine
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