4. The pipes shown in the figure below are concrete pipes. The water (T-10° C) flow rate in pipes AB and EF is 9.60 cfs. Find flow in pipe C and D and the total head loss from A to F. Assume f-0.02 diamater

4. The pipes shown in the figure below are concrete pipes. The water (T-10° C) flow rate in pipes AB and EF is 9.60 cfs. Find flow in pipe C and D and the total head loss from A to F. Assume f-0.02 diamater

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4. The pipes shown in the figure below are concrete pipes. The water (T=10° C) flow rate in pipes
AB and EF is 9.60 cfs. Find flow in pipe C and D and the total head loss from A to F. Assume
f-0.02
3500 ft, 24-in diameter
A-
E 2000 ft, 15-in diameter
2000 ft, 36 in diameter
3880 ft, 18-in diameter

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