If the pressure at Node 1 is 45 psi, what is the pressure at Node 3 (in psi)? Neglect minor losses and the effect of differences in velocities at the two nodes. Begin by writing the general energy balance equation for flow between the two nodes, in variable form, define the variables, state assumptions, and then insert numbers in to the simplified equation that results.
Elevation Flowrate Diameter Length
Node1 190 ft 400gpm Pipe 1: 12 inch Headloss1. 2.49 2500
Node 2 180ft 250gpm Pipe 2: 10inch Headloss 2. 1.79 2000
Node 3 140ft 500gpm Pipe 3: 10 inch Headloss 3: 0.54 3000
Node 4 165ft 700 gpm Pipe 4: 12inch Headloss4. 3.74 2000
If the pressure at Node 1 is 45 psi, what is the pressure at Node 3...
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