A discharge of 600 liters/sec. flowsthrough a pipe having a diameter of 400mm Ø. length of 40 m. long, compute thehead loss of the pipeline using:Mannings Equation with n = 0.013a) 1.39 m.b) 2.84 m.c) 3.32 m.d) 4.47 m.-@Darcy Weishbackf = 0.012.a) 1.39 m.b) 2.84 m.-HazenC = 100.a) 1.39 m.b) 2.84 m.Williamsformula withc) 3.32 m.d) 4.47 m.Formula withc) 3.32 m.d) 4.47 m.

Given Discharge Q= 600 lt/sec =0.6 m3 /sec Diameter of the pipe = 400 mm. Length = 40 m. Value of f…

A discharge of 600 liters/sec. flows through a pipe having a diameter of 400 mm Ø. length of 40 m. long, compute the head loss of the pipeline using: Mannings Equation with n = 0.013 a) 1.39 m. c) 3.32 m. d) 4.47 m. b) 2.84 m. @Darcy f = 0.012. - Weishback a) 1.39 m. b) 2.84 m. Hazen C = 100. - a) 1.39 m. b) 2.84 m. Williams formula with c) 3.32 m. d) 4.47 m. Formula with c) 3.32 m. d) 4.47 m.

A discharge of 600 liters/sec. flows through a pipe having a diameter of 400 mm Ø. length of 40 m. long, compute the head loss of the pipeline using: Mannings Equation with n = 0.013 a) 1.39 m. c) 3.32 m. d) 4.47 m. b) 2.84 m. @Darcy f = 0.012. - Weishback a) 1.39 m. b) 2.84 m. Hazen C = 100. - a) 1.39 m. b) 2.84 m. Williams formula with c) 3.32 m. d) 4.47 m. Formula with c) 3.32 m. d) 4.47 m.

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