ANSWER: Pipe BCE = 35.6% of flow, BDE = 64.4.%. Head loss from B to E = 35.0 W. A looping concrete pipe system is shown in Fig. 11-2. The total flow rate of water is 18.0 cfs. Determine the division of flow and the loss of head from point B to póint E. 5000 ft, 15-n diameter 3000 ft, 30-in diameter 4000 ft, 24-in diameter Q- 18 ft' B E Q-18 ft's D 4000 ft, 18-la diameter Fig. 11-2

ANSWER: Pipe BCE = 35.6% of flow, BDE = 64.4.%. Head loss from B to E = 35.0 W. A looping concrete pipe system is shown in Fig. 11-2. The total flow rate of water is 18.0 cfs. Determine the division of flow and the loss of head from point B to póint E. 5000 ft, 15-n diameter 3000 ft, 30-in diameter 4000 ft, 24-in diameter Q- 18 ft' B E Q-18 ft's D 4000 ft, 18-la diameter Fig. 11-2

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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