Water is to be delivered from a reservoir through a pipe to a lower level and...
39. (a) Water flows under gravity from Reservoir A to Reservoir B first through a 900-m long pipe (pipe a) and then through two pipes (b and c) in parallel. The lengths, diameters and friction factors of the pipes are listed in the table. The water level in Reservoir A is always higher than that in Reservoir B by 20 m. Calculate the total discharge between the reservoirs. Neglect all minor losses. (15 marks) (b) Which of pipes b and...
1 A pump delivers water from the lower reservoir to the upper reservoir at a rate of 60 L/s. Both the suction and discharge pipes are DN 150 schedule 40steel pipe. The length of the suction pipe leading to the pump is 3.5 m, and 7 m of discharge pipe extend from the pump outlet to the upper tank. There are three standard 900 elbows and a fully open gate valve. The depth of the fluid level inside the lower...
A reservoir A connected to B reservoir through a pipe that is 5 km long and 230 mm in diameter. The difference in water level of the two reservoirs is 70 m. At a distance of 2 km from the feeder reservoir, water is drawn at the rate of 40 litres/s . (a) Taking the friction factor as 0.008 and neglecting all other losses, determine the rate at which water enters the B reservoir. (b) Sketch the hydraulic grade line...
7.14 The pump in Fig. 7.20 delivers water from the lower to the upper reservoir at the rate of 0.057 m3/s. The energy loss between the suction pipe inlet and the pump is 1.83 m and that between the pump outlet and the upper reservoir is 3.66 m. Both pipes are 6-in Schedule 40 steel pipe. Calculate (a) the pressure at the pump inlet, (b) the pressure at the pump outlet, (c) the total head on the pump, and (d)...
35. (a) A reservoir A discharges water to a lower reservoir B through a 3600 m long pipe of diameter 600 mm. The flow is due to gravity and the difference in surface water levels in A and B is 13 m. Reservoir A is now required to supply water also to a third reservoir C, the water surface of which is 15 m below that of A. The discharge to C is to be made from a 1200 m...
[14] 5. As shown below, water is to be discharged from a large reservoir through a horizontal section of cast iron pipe containing a pump and an open globe valve. The outflow from the pipe will be to the atmosphere. Not to scale K 10 reservoir30.0m Pump a 0.018 m2/s L 20 m L-35 m D 0.06 m e 0.26 mm Ke 0.5 D 0.06 m e = 0.26 mm [10 a) Considering all minor losses, determine the head the...
Question 3 s points Save Angup Water flows from left reservoir to right reservoir in a 5 cm diameter pipe system as shown in the figure. The pipe is made out of cast iron which has a sand roughness of 0.26 mm. Discharge in the pipe system is given as 0.006 m/s. Dynamic viscosity of water is 13 x 103 kg/m.s. Density of water is 1000 kg/m2. Neglect sudden expansion/contraction. Neglect minor head losses. Determine the elevation at point 1...
Water flows from left reservoir to right reservoir in a 5 cm diameter pipe system as shown in the figure. The pipe is made out of cast iron which has a sand roughness of 0.26 mm Discharge in the pipe system is given as 0.006 m/s. Dynamic viscosity of water is 1.3 x 103 kg/ms. Density of water is 1000 kg/m2 Determine the friction factor? water 9 m 4 m 80 m 0.011 0.021 0.031 0.041
Water flows from left reservoir to right reservoir in a 5 cm diameter pipe system as shown in the figure. The pipe is made out oftast iron which has a sand roughness of 0.26 mm. Discharge in the pipe system is given as 0.006 m3/s. Dynamic viscosity of water is 1.3 x 103 kg/m.s. Density of water is 1000 kg/m3 Flow in the pipe is ? water 9 m 17 4 m 80 m Laminar Turbulent Transition None of the...
1. Water flows from Reservoir A to Reservoir B. The pipe diameter D is 1 m and the pipe length L is 300 m. H 16 m, h 2 m and the pipe friction factor is f 0.01. In your calculations consider K- 1 at the pipe outlet in tank B and neglect the loss of the inlet in tank A a. b. c. What will be the discharge in the pipe? What will be the pressure at point P...