EL85M180 mopened end-ELS0mWater is flowing in a straight, coated cast iron pipe as shown in the figure of Problem 8. The flowvelocity is designed to be 5.58 m/s. By using Darcy Weisbach and Hazen William's formula,determine the pipe diameter and the flow rate.(Ans.: DW: 192 mm, 161.56 liter/s; HW: 140 mm, 85.9 liter/s)TABLE 5.1: Pipe CharacteristicsPipeAsbestos Cement (AC) – all agesCast Iron, Ductile IronRoughnesse (mm)0.150.3Hazen-WilliamC14013010090- new10 years old– 20 years old1.53.0Cast Iron coated – good condition all agesWelded steel - uncoated - new1351250.30.6– old1.5100Coal tar enamel coated steel– newConcrete lining centrifugal spun – all agesGalvanized Iron (GI), Mild Steel (MS)HDPE, UPVC, PolyethyleneWrought IronCopper, Brass*The Malaysian Water Association - MWA (Design Guidelines for Water Supply Systems)0.150.150.30.0151001401301550.045ND0.0015NDND = No Data

Schematic diagram of the given problem: V (flow velocity) = 5.58 m/s

-ELSSM 180 m opened end 8-- ELS0m Water is flowing in a straight, coated cast iron pipe as shown in the figure of Problem 8. The flow velocity is designed to be 5.58 m/s. By using Darcy Weisbach and Hazen William's formula, determine the pipe diameter and the flow rate. (Ans.: DW: 192 mm, 161.56 liter/s; HW: 140 mm, 85.9 liter/s)

-ELSSM 180 m opened end 8-- ELS0m Water is flowing in a straight, coated cast iron pipe as shown in the figure of Problem 8. The flow velocity is designed to be 5.58 m/s. By using Darcy Weisbach and Hazen William's formula, determine the pipe diameter and the flow rate. (Ans.: DW: 192 mm, 161.56 liter/s; HW: 140 mm, 85.9 liter/s)

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