it was mentioned that Roman aqueduct customers obtained extra water by attaching a diffuser to their pipe exits. C rigure P6.99 shows a simulation: a smooth inlet pipe, with or without a 15° conical diffuser expanding to a 5-cm-diameter exit. The pipe entrance is sharpedged. D; = 5 cm 2 m D, = 3 cm, L= 2 m 15° diffuser P6.99 a) Numerically compare the total resistance coefficients for the aqueduct system with and without the diffuser.

it was mentioned that Roman aqueduct customers obtained extra water by attaching a diffuser to their pipe exits. C rigure P6.99 shows a simulation: a smooth inlet pipe, with or without a 15° conical diffuser expanding to a 5-cm-diameter exit. The pipe entrance is sharpedged. D; = 5 cm 2 m D, = 3 cm, L= 2 m 15° diffuser P6.99 a) Numerically compare the total resistance coefficients for the aqueduct system with and without the diffuser.

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