Q2) Several water pipes intersect at the junction box illustrated in Figure. Determine the force required to keep the junction box in place. Assume water at 4°C. 250 mm 47 40⁰ Q₁ = 0.2 m³/s PA = 480 kPa 350 mm ( 800 mm QIVA Q₂ = 0.3 m³/s P₁ = 400 kPa 30° Q=0.1 m³/s 50° Pc = 450 kPa OFS 200 mm 160⁰ Q = 0.4 m³/s PD = 350 kPa

Q2) Several water pipes intersect at the junction box illustrated in Figure. Determine the force required to keep the junction box in place. Assume water at 4°C. 250 mm 47 40⁰ Q₁ = 0.2 m³/s PA = 480 kPa 350 mm ( 800 mm QIVA Q₂ = 0.3 m³/s P₁ = 400 kPa 30° Q=0.1 m³/s 50° Pc = 450 kPa OFS 200 mm 160⁰ Q = 0.4 m³/s PD = 350 kPa

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Description: Q2) Several water pipes intersect at the junction boxillustrated in Figure. Determine the force requiredto keep the junction box in place. Assume water at4°C.250 mmQ₁ = 0.2 m³/sP₁ = 480 kPa350 mm300 mmQIVA= 0.3 m³/s/P = 400 kPa30°Q=0.1 m³/sPc = 450

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