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Two tanks A and B are connected by a pipe 100 ft. long. The first 70 ft. has a diameter of 3 in. and then the pipe is suddenly reduced to 2 in. for the remaining 30 ft. The difference of levels between the tanks is constant at 30 ft. f 0.005 and the coefficient of contraction at all sudden changes of area is 0.58. Find all the head losses including that at the sharp edged pipe entry at A in terms of the velocity v2 and hence find the flow in gallons/min. Draw the Hydraulic Gradient diagram (i.e, the EGL and HGL, noting the values of 2 z and everywhere they change) noting the values of change 8 V1 V2

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