The total head lost from A to E in the figure shown is 15 m. Find the discharge (m/s) in each pipe. Assume f = 0.02 for all pipes. A B D E Pipe Data Pipe Length, L (m) Diameter, D (mm) 1 450 600 2 600 500 3 360 450 4 480 450 5 540 600

The total head lost from A to E in the figure shown is 15 m. Find the discharge (m/s) in each pipe. Assume f = 0.02 for all pipes. A B D E Pipe Data Pipe Length, L (m) Diameter, D (mm) 1 450 600 2 600 500 3 360 450 4 480 450 5 540 600

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The total head lost from A to E in the figure shown is 15 m. Find the discharge (m³/s) in each pipe. Assume ? = 0.02 for all pipes.

The total head lost from A to E in the figure shown is 15 m. Find the discharge
(m³/s) in each pipe. Assume f = 0.02 for all pipes.
A
B
D
E
Pipe Data
Pipe
Length, L (m)
Diameter, D (mm)
1
450
600
2
600
500
3
360
450
4
480
450
5
540
600

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