Your assigned problem: If the water surface elevation in reservoir B is 110m, what must be the water surface elevation in reservoir A if a flow of 0.03m^3/s is to occur in the cast iron pipe? Use f=0.021 for all pipes. Elevation = ? Elevation = 110 m B L = 150 m D = 15 cm Cast-iron pipe Water T= 10°C L = 100 m, D = 20 cm, cast-iron pipe

Your assigned problem: If the water surface elevation in reservoir B is 110m, what must be the water surface elevation in reservoir A if a flow of 0.03m^3/s is to occur in the cast iron pipe? Use f=0.021 for all pipes. Elevation = ? Elevation = 110 m B L = 150 m D = 15 cm Cast-iron pipe Water T= 10°C L = 100 m, D = 20 cm, cast-iron pipe

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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