1.1 Find the rate at which water will flow in each pipe, ignoring the shock losses at Pand entry to pipelines A and B.1.2 Find the pressure at P.QUESTION 2The diameter of an open-topped tank 1.5 m high increases uniformly from 4.2 m at the [2base to 6 m at the top. Discharge from the base of the tank takes place through a75mm diameter pipe which is 3 m in length. The pipe discharges the water to theatmosphere 1.5 m below the base of the tank. Initially, the tank is fully filled with water.Take f = 0.01. Find the time to empty the tank.QUESTION 3Water must flow over a distance of 2 800 m from a large catchment dam to a turbine. [10The water level in the catchment dam is 1 620 m above sea level and the turbine issituated 1 275 m above sea level. The efficiency of transmission is 65% and 300 kWmust be transmitted from the pipeline to the turbine. Iff = 0.007, determine the numberof 200 mm diameter pipelines, which must be laid in parallel, needed to transmit therequired power.rch

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