Water flows at a rate of 30 ft3/s from a reservoir with elevation 45 ft to...

Water flows at a rate of 30 ft3/s from a reservoir with elevation 45 ft to a lower one with elevation 0
ft through a pipe Of length 1800 ft with bends, elbows, entrances and exits contributing a total of
minor losses Of ?K = 2.5. The pipe has a roughness e = 0.0005ft.
-Determine the pipe diameter needed.
-How important are minor losses? 
-Plot the EGL.

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