Two identical pipes (i.e. having the same length,same diameter, and same roughness) are usedto withdraw water from a reservoir. In the firstcase, they are attached in series and alsodischarge freely into the atmosphere. In thesecond case, they are attached in parallel andfriction factor is same in both the cases, the ratioof the discharge in the parallel arrangement tothat in the series arrangement (round off to 2decimalisplaces)

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Two identical pipes (i.e. having the same lengt same diameter, and same roughness) are use to withdraw water from a reservoir. In the fir case, they are attached in series and als discharge freely into the atmosphere. In th second case, they are attached in parallel ar friction factor is same in both the cases, the rati of the discharge in the parallel arrangement that in the series arrangement (round off to decimal is places

Two identical pipes (i.e. having the same lengt same diameter, and same roughness) are use to withdraw water from a reservoir. In the fir case, they are attached in series and als discharge freely into the atmosphere. In th second case, they are attached in parallel ar friction factor is same in both the cases, the rati of the discharge in the parallel arrangement that in the series arrangement (round off to decimal is places

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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