Hand written not allowed. Consider the pipe-network given below.For whole pipes William-Hazen frictionfactor of C= 100. All pipes have D=30 CmNote that h50 l/sQ1.85 501AL1(0.279C)1.85 D487 Q1.851200 mC150 mG169.33M1200mB1200mD-151000 m1000mlt/sa) Find the discharges in whole pipes of the network.b) If the energy (piezometric level) at the node point A is 100 m what is the pressureat the point G whose distance to A and the geometrical elevation are 150 m and25 m, respectively. For water take y = 9810 N/m³.E

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Consider the pipe-network given below. For whole pipes William-Hazen friction. factor of C= 100. All pipes have D=30 Cm Note that h = 1200 m L lt/s 5487Q1.85 Q1.85 501 (0.279C)1.85 D4.87 C 150 m G 169.33 M 1200 m B 1200m D 15 t/s 1000 m 1000m a) Find the discharges in whole pipes of the network. b) If the energy (piezometric level) at the node point A is 100 m what is the pressure at the point G whose distance to A and the geometrical elevation are 150 m and 25 m, respectively. For water take y = 9810 N/m³. E

Consider the pipe-network given below. For whole pipes William-Hazen friction. factor of C= 100. All pipes have D=30 Cm Note that h = 1200 m L lt/s 5487Q1.85 Q1.85 501 (0.279C)1.85 D4.87 C 150 m G 169.33 M 1200 m B 1200m D 15 t/s 1000 m 1000m a) Find the discharges in whole pipes of the network. b) If the energy (piezometric level) at the node point A is 100 m what is the pressure at the point G whose distance to A and the geometrical elevation are 150 m and 25 m, respectively. For water take y = 9810 N/m³. E

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