Hydraulics The piping arrangement shown delivers a jet of water at location C. Water enters thethe reservoir at point A and flows to the 45° bend at point B. The minor loss coefficient betweenA and B (including entrance effects) is kAB = 7 based on the velocity in the pipe. The flow thenproceeds to the nozzle at C. The minor loss coefficient kRC - 3, again based on the velocity inthe pipe. The pipe is of constant diameter d = 1 m. The jet diameter is 0.2 m and the velocitycoefficient of the nozzle, Cy, is 0.97. Density and unit weight of water are 1000 kg/m' and9810 N/m, respectively. (g = 9.81 m/s-). [Use proper subscripts on your variable notations]pipefromP.Reservoir45°150 m90 mNozzle(a) Estimate the jet velocity, Vị. Consider all minor head losses including head lossthrough the nozzle. Head loss through the nozzle = K(V²/2g) where K = [(1/C-v) -1].(Hint: Can you relate pipe velocity with jet velocity?)(b)Estimate the pressure at B in kilo-Pascal (kPa). Consider minor head loss as appropriate.100%D Focus: of 7457 words2:34 PMPh...Mc...W CV.12/8/2020CVE.Ya...Gro..Wh...

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Description: Hydraulics The piping arrangement shown delivers a jet of water at location C. Water enters thethe reservoir at point A and flows to the 45° bend at point B. The minor loss coefficient betweenA and B (including entrance effects) is kAB = 7 based on t