6. Three reservoir A, B and C are connected respectively with pipes 1,2 and 3 joining at a common junction "D" whose elevation is 366 m. Reservoir A is at elevation 932 m and reservoir B is at elevation 842 m. The properties each pipe are as follows; L1 = 1500 m, D1 = 600 mm, n1 = 0.014; L2 = 1000 m, D2 = 450 mm, n2 = 0.015; L3= 900 m, D3 = 500 mm, n3 = 0.013. If the elevation at reservoir C is 835 m compute for the flow at pipe 1, 2, and 3

6. Three reservoir A, B and C are connected respectively with pipes 1,2 and 3 joining at a common junction "D" whose elevation is 366 m. Reservoir A is at elevation 932 m and reservoir B is at elevation 842 m. The properties each pipe are as follows; L1 = 1500 m, D1 = 600 mm, n1 = 0.014; L2 = 1000 m, D2 = 450 mm, n2 = 0.015; L3= 900 m, D3 = 500 mm, n3 = 0.013. If the elevation at reservoir C is 835 m compute for the flow at pipe 1, 2, and 3

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