Please include units 2.A fire truck is sucking water from a river and delivering it through a longhose to a nozzle. The total length of the galvanized iron hose corrected for valves,fittings, entrance, etc. - is 90 [m]. The energy provided by the fire truck for pumpingthe water is 53 [kJ/kg].What diameter is needed for the hose to provide an average velocity of 30 [m/s]?riverII30 [m]pump16 Table 2.1. Roughness of Clean Pipe²€, mmPipe materialRiveted steelConcreteWood staveCast ironGalvanized ironAsphalted cast ironCommercial steel or wrought ironDrawn tubingGlassPlastic (PVC, ABS, polyethylene)1-100.3-30.2-10.26 (0.25) ¹0.15 (0.15)0.12 (0.13) b0.046 (0.043)0.001500"Adapted from Fischer and Porter Co., Hatboro, PA,Catalogs section 98-A (1947).Values in parentheses from Colebrook (1939).

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2. A fire truck is sucking water from a river and delivering it through a long hose to a nozzle. The total length of the galvanized iron hose corrected for valves, fittings, entrance, etc. - is 90 [m]. The energy provided by the fire truck for pumping the water is 53 [kJ/kg]. What diameter is needed for the hose to provide an average velocity of 30 [m/s]? -

2. A fire truck is sucking water from a river and delivering it through a long hose to a nozzle. The total length of the galvanized iron hose corrected for valves, fittings, entrance, etc. - is 90 [m]. The energy provided by the fire truck for pumping the water is 53 [kJ/kg]. What diameter is needed for the hose to provide an average velocity of 30 [m/s]? -

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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