SITUATION: The pipe system shown in figure serves two towns C and D. The highest building in town C is at EL 21m and that in town D at EL 18m. If f = 0.020 for all pipes and the per capita consumption in the two towns is 0.0035 liters/s. WS. EL 30m A 1520 m 20 cm 1520 m G2 C EL 21 30 cm dia. 2440 m DEL 18 15 cm

SITUATION: The pipe system shown in figure serves two towns C and D. The highest building in town C is at EL 21m and that in town D at EL 18m. If f = 0.020 for all pipes and the per capita consumption in the two towns is 0.0035 liters/s. WS. EL 30m A 1520 m 20 cm 1520 m G2 C EL 21 30 cm dia. 2440 m DEL 18 15 cm

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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