In the pipe network shown in Fig. P15.33, determine the discharge in each pipe. Assume that f= 0.015. Figure P15.33 1.5 8-in. 3000 ft 12-in. dia, 7500 ft 10-in. dia, 4500 ft 3.5 cfs - E 1.0 1.0 8-in. dia, 2000 ft 8-in. dia, 2000 ft

In the pipe network shown in Fig. P15.33, determine the discharge in each pipe. Assume that f= 0.015. Figure P15.33 1.5 8-in. 3000 ft 12-in. dia, 7500 ft 10-in. dia, 4500 ft 3.5 cfs - E 1.0 1.0 8-in. dia, 2000 ft 8-in. dia, 2000 ft

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15.33 In the pipe network shown in Fig. P15.33, determine the discharge in each pipe. Assume
that f= 0.015.
Figure P15.33
1.5
8-in. 3000 ft
D
12-in. dia, 7500 f
10-in. dia, 4500 ft
3.5 cfs
C
1.0
1.0
8-in. dia, 2000 ft
m.
8-in. dia, 2000 ft

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