Q3.Water (at 20°C) flows in the parallel pipes, as shown in the Figure Q3.1. The constructionmaterial of the pipes is plastic. Diameters of the first and second lines are 4 inch(26.9/2.65) and 1¼ inch (42.4/3.25) nominal, respectively. No elevation difference exitsin the system. If the pressures at point A and at point B are 2.1 mWH and at 0.1MWH,respectively,a. What is the volumetric flow rate in each branch of the parallel pipe? (Qı=?, Q2=?)b. What is the total volumetric flow rate at the main pipeline? (Qr=?)Note: Friction factor can be found from Blasius EquationPAP3Q7,ABΣL-10 mFigure Q3.1. Schematic illustration of the parallel pipeline system

Solution Given Data Dia of first line= 3/4 in=0.01905 mDia of second line=114 in=0.03175 mPressure…

Water (at 20°C) flows in the parallel pipes, as shown in the Figure Q3.1. The constructio material of the pipes is plastic. Diameters of the first and second lines are 4 ine (26.9/2.65) and 1¼ inch (42.4/3.25) nominal, respectively. No elevation difference exi in the system. If the pressures at point A and at point B are 2.1 mWH and at 0.1mW. respectively, Whot ie the vehumetrie fl our rote in oeoh brenoh of the erello1 nino (0-2 0-

Water (at 20°C) flows in the parallel pipes, as shown in the Figure Q3.1. The constructio material of the pipes is plastic. Diameters of the first and second lines are 4 ine (26.9/2.65) and 1¼ inch (42.4/3.25) nominal, respectively. No elevation difference exi in the system. If the pressures at point A and at point B are 2.1 mWH and at 0.1mW. respectively, Whot ie the vehumetrie fl our rote in oeoh brenoh of the erello1 nino (0-2 0-

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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