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A tank of water is emptied by the force of gravity through a syphon. The difference...
A tank of water is emptied by the force of gravity
through a syphon. The difference in water levels between the two
tanks is 3 m and the highest point of the syphon is 2 m above the
top surface level and the length of the pipe from inlet to the
highest point is 2.5 m. The pipe is designed with a bore of 25 mm
and the length 6 m. The pipe frictional coefficient is 0.007 and
the inlet loss coefficient K is 0.7. Calculate the following:
4.1 the volume flow rate and,
4.2 the pressure at the highest point in the pipe
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Expert Solution
The volume flow rate is 1.29 litre/s
Pressure at highest point is - 3.6 m of water
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