Two reservoirs are connected with two plastic pipes (mounted in series) of different diameters. The first pipe has a length of 200 m and a diameter of 20 cm. The second pipe is 150 m long and its diameter is 15 cm (see Figure P3). The volumetric flow rate is 0.04 m³ /s and the gate valve is fully open. The water flows from the upper reservoir into the pipe through a re-entrant entrance. For the lower reservoir, the water leaves the pipe through a slightly rounded exit. Determine the height, z, of the upper reservoir (in m).

Two reservoirs are connected with two plastic pipes (mounted in series) of different diameters. The first pipe has a length of 200 m and a diameter of 20 cm. The second pipe is 150 m long and its diameter is 15 cm (see Figure P3). The volumetric flow rate is 0.04 m³ /s and the gate valve is fully open. The water flows from the upper reservoir into the pipe through a re-entrant entrance. For the lower reservoir, the water leaves the pipe through a slightly rounded exit. Determine the height, z, of the upper reservoir (in m).

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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