Fit an equation of the form h,-KQ" to flow of 60"F water through 1000 ft of...
A 1-mile long 12-inch diameter asphalt dipped cast iron pipe (e = 0.00085 ft) conveys 60°F water at 3 cfs. Determine (a) friction factor f using the Moody Diagram, (b) f using the Colebrook equation, (c) head loss over the 1 mile distance, (d) slope of the EGL. Problem 2 A 1-mile long 12-inch diameter asphalt dipped cast iron pipe (e = 0.00085 ft) conveys 60℉ water at 3 cfs Determine (a) friction factor fusing the Moody Diagram, (b) fusing...
A farmer is to pump water at 70'F from a river to a water storage tank nearby using a 125-ft-long, 5-in-diameter plastic pipe with three flanged 90 smooth bends. The water velocity near the river surface is 6 ft/s, and the pipe inlet is placed in the river normal to the flow direction of water to take advantage of the dynamic pressure. The elevation difference between the river and the free surface of the tank is 12 ft. For a...
Water flows from the upper tank to the lower tank through a cast iron pipe of total length L-1100 ft through one half-closed gate valve, four regular 90° flanged elbows, and entrance/exit as shown. For 2 cases with the same pipe perimeter P 12 in., compute the volume flow rate (ft /s) through: circular pipe of diameter D, and equilateral triangular pipe with each side a. a) b) Note that the flow areas and hydraulic diameters will be different. Find...
2. Water at 60°F is pumped from a reservoir to the top of a mountain through a 6-in Schedule 160 pipe at an average velocity of 12 ft/s. The pipe discharges into the atmosphere at a level 3,000 ft above the level in the reservoir. The pipeline itself is 4,500 ft long. If the efficiency of the pump and the motor driving it is 70 percent and the cost of electric energy to the motor is 8 cents per kilowatt...
Problem 4. Water flows through a large tank having a diameter of 8 ft. The velocity of the water relative to the tank is given as Vi 16-r f/s. Water then leaves through two pipes. A 3ft pipe whose velocity of the water relative to the radius of the pipe can be expressed as V2-2.25- ts and a third pipe. Draw the control volume for this system What must be the average velocity of the third pipe if the diameter...
Water flows through the nozzle below and exits with a velocity of 60 ft/s. The flow area is 0.3 ft2 at the flange and 0.1 ft2 at the exit. Find the total force in the bolts at the flange. (assume inviscid flow and Pa14.7 psia atmospheric pressure) 2. (assume inviscid flow and P atmospheric pressure) C.V. V. P2 Pa
please help with #7 7. Water at 60 °F (p 62.36 bm/ft, u 7.536 x 103 lbm/ft s) flows through a 2.0 in. ID pipe at 0.2 ft/s. The measured pressure drop over a pipe length of 200 ft is 11.8 lbf/in2. Consider the following: (over) i) Determine the friction factor, based on the following: 2pV2/D late the Reynolds number based on pipe diameter ReD
8. (15 points) Water flows through a 3-in diameter pipe with a velocity of 25 ft/s as shown in the figure below. The relative roughness of the pipe is 0.0004 ft, and the loss coefficient for the exit is 1.0. Values for the liquid height in the tank (z) and the pipe length between the standpipe and tank (L) are 6 ft and 10 ft, respectively. Determine the height, h (ft), to which the water rises in the standpipe. P...
Water at 50 °F is pumped from pond 1 to pond 2. Calculate the volumetric flow rate and pump power for the following given information Patm h Opump Patm ... Total pipe length: /=500 ft Pipe diameter: d=8 in Pipe material: new cast iron Elbow type: flanged, 90° regular Valve type: globe, flanged, fully open Inlet and Exit type: sudden, Fig. 6.22 Pump head: hp 250 ft Pump efficiency: np=0.85 h-200 ft F (velocity, ft/s x diameter. (Vd) for water...
8. (15 points) Water flows through a 2-in diameter pipe with a velocity of 15 ft/s as shown in the figure below. The relative roughness of the pipe is 0.0004 ft, and the loss coefficient for the exit is 1.0. Values for the liquid height in the tank (2) and the pipe length between the standpipe and tank (L) are 8 ft and 8 ft, respectively. Determine the height, h (ft), to which the water rises in the standpipe. P...