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figure below at 100 m3/hour. What should be the elevation ( in meters) in the upper reservoir? The pipe is made of

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Fluid X with a viscosity of 0.4 cP and a specific gravity of
0.8 is flowing from the upper reservoir as shown in the
figure below at 100 m3/hour. What should be the elevation
( in meters) in the upper reservoir? The pipe is made of
commercial steel.
Data:
a = 9 m
b = 0.7m
C = 14 m
d = 16m
•..
Elevation = ?
3- in sch 40 pipe
a
90°
3 in
Elevation
sch 40
b
elbow
pipe
= d
5- in sch 40 pipe
In 2 decimal values

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