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Water flows from tank A to tank B (Figure), and the water surface elevation difference is...

Water flows from tank A to tank B (Figure), and the water surface elevation difference is 60 feet. Assume the water temperature is 68°F, the pipe material is cast iron, and the pipeline has the following characteristics:

large pipe:

1,000 ft long (D = 16 in.)

bends:

four (R/D = 4 in large pipe)

small pipe:

1,000 ft long (D = 8 in.)

expansion:

sudden

Determine the system’s existing flow rate. What percentage increase in the flow would occur if the 8-in. line were completely replaced with the 16-in. pipeline?

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