Q3)Water is being supplied to an 3m irrigation ditch from elevated storage an reservoir as shown in 9m Long-radius elbow the figure. Calculate the flow rate of water Gate valve 1 open 4-in commercial steel pipe into the ditch, [use v=9.15x10m?/s, (K) for elbow =1.1, (K) for valve=3.5]. [Ans. 0.0213m/s] 91.5m

Q3)Water is being supplied to an 3m irrigation ditch from elevated storage an reservoir as shown in 9m Long-radius elbow the figure. Calculate the flow rate of water Gate valve 1 open 4-in commercial steel pipe into the ditch, [use v=9.15x10m?/s, (K) for elbow =1.1, (K) for valve=3.5]. [Ans. 0.0213m/s] 91.5m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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