A) Water at 70 °C flows up a 50-ft-long conical pipe with its centerline sloping at 5° to the horizontal, as shown in figure (1). At its lower end the diameter is 24 in, the water pressure is 15 psi; at its upper, outlet end the diameter is 18 in and the water pressure is 12.5 psi. By a method, the shear stress found to be 0.25 lb/ft². Assuming this value to be non-varying, calculate the flow rate. given = 62.30 lb/ft³ 18 in dia fete.. 24 in die 15 p Figuer ( 12.6 pri

A) Water at 70 °C flows up a 50-ft-long conical pipe with its centerline sloping at 5° to the horizontal, as shown in figure (1). At its lower end the diameter is 24 in, the water pressure is 15 psi; at its upper, outlet end the diameter is 18 in and the water pressure is 12.5 psi. By a method, the shear stress found to be 0.25 lb/ft². Assuming this value to be non-varying, calculate the flow rate. given = 62.30 lb/ft³ 18 in dia fete.. 24 in die 15 p Figuer ( 12.6 pri

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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