2. Consider the piping network shown. The pressure heads at points A and B are 80m and 52m, respectively. If the Hazen- Williams Coefficient for all pipes is 110, calculate the flowrate in each pipe. 1 A B 3 2 L₁ = 3000m L₂ = 2600m L3 = 1300m D₁ = 300mm D₂ = 250mm D3 = 200mm

2. Consider the piping network shown. The pressure heads at points A and B are 80m and 52m, respectively. If the Hazen- Williams Coefficient for all pipes is 110, calculate the flowrate in each pipe. 1 A B 3 2 L₁ = 3000m L₂ = 2600m L3 = 1300m D₁ = 300mm D₂ = 250mm D3 = 200mm

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2. Consider the piping network shown. The pressure heads at points A and B are 80m and 52m, respectively. If the Hazen-
Williams Coefficient for all pipes is 110, calculate the flowrate in each pipe.
1
A
B
3
2
L₁
= 3000m
L2 = 2600m
L3 1300m
D₁
= 300mm
D₂
= 250mm
D3
= 200mm

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