Two tanks connected by three pipes in series are shown in Figure 2. The lengths of these pipes are 400 m, 200 m and 250 m and diameters are 300 mm, 200 mm and 250 mm respectively. The difference in water surface in the two tanks is (12+X) m. If coefficient of friction of the three Problem 4 pipes is 0.006, evaluate the following: X=7 (a) Rate of flow through the pipes considering all the losses; (b) Diameter of an equivalent pipe of the same length. H= (12+X) m L;= 400 m L2= 200 m d3 300 mm d2= 200 mm L3= 250 m d3= 250 mm Figure 2

Two tanks connected by three pipes in series are shown in Figure 2. The lengths of these pipes are 400 m, 200 m and 250 m and diameters are 300 mm, 200 mm and 250 mm respectively. The difference in water surface in the two tanks is (12+X) m. If coefficient of friction of the three Problem 4 pipes is 0.006, evaluate the following: X=7 (a) Rate of flow through the pipes considering all the losses; (b) Diameter of an equivalent pipe of the same length. H= (12+X) m L;= 400 m L2= 200 m d3 300 mm d2= 200 mm L3= 250 m d3= 250 mm Figure 2

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