Solve the following problems 1. With 30 liters/sec of water flowing as shown in figure, what pressure must be maintained at point 1, if the pressure at point 2 is to be 75kPa and the loss of head between 1 and 2 is 5% of the difference in pressure heads at 1 and 2. 300mmo 100mmo Note: Im = 1000 liters

Solve the following problems 1. With 30 liters/sec of water flowing as shown in figure, what pressure must be maintained at point 1, if the pressure at point 2 is to be 75kPa and the loss of head between 1 and 2 is 5% of the difference in pressure heads at 1 and 2. 300mmo 100mmo Note: Im = 1000 liters

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