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A pipe contains a section where the diameter gradually reduces from 20 cm to 7.5 cm and then enlarges back to 20 cm. The pressure at the start of the reduction is 520 kPa and the flow rate is 40 L/s. To determine the pressure at the 7.5 cm section, the flow is assumed to be frictionless. The pressure can be calculated using Bernoulli's equation between the 20 cm and 7.5 cm sections.

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A pipe contains a section where the diameter gradually reduces from 20 cm to 7.5 cm and then enlarges back to 20 cm. The pressure at the start of the reduction is 520 kPa and the flow rate is 40 L/s. To determine the pressure at the 7.5 cm section, the flow is assumed to be frictionless. The pressure can be calculated using Bernoulli's equation between the 20 cm and 7.5 cm sections.

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1. A 20 cm pipe contains a short section in which the diameter is gradually reduced to 7.

5 cm and then
gradualy enlarge to full size. The pressure of water at a point where the reduction starts is 520 kPa. If the
rate of flow is 40 liters/s, determine the pressure in kPa at the 7.5 cm section. Neglect losses. Note: Show
figure that explains your solution. (5pts)

7.5 cm

20 cm

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Problem #2 to #4: Oil (sp.g. = 0.80) flows downward through a vertical pipe contraction as shown in the

figure. If the mercury manometer reading, h, is 110 mm. For frictionless flow:

2) Determine the velocity at the 300 mm dia. pipe in m/s. (3 pts)


3) Determine the velocity at the 100 mm dia. pipe in m/s. (3 pts)
4) Determine the volume flow rate in m'/s. (4 pts)

Datum
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Problem #5 to #7: A 75 mm diameter orifice discharges 0.025 m/s of liquid (sp.gr. 0.85) under a head of
3.0 m. The diameter of the jet at vena contracta is found by calipering to be 67.3 mm. Determine the three
orifice coefficient.

5) Calculate Coefficient of Contraction. (2 pts)


6) Calculate Coefficient of Discharge. (2 pts)
7) Calculate Coefficient of Velocity. (1 pt.)

Soln

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Problem #8 to 10: A tank has one of its side incline inward at an angle of 60° with the horizontal. The free
surface of the contained water is at EL. 15.25 m. An orifice located on the inclined side issues a jet, having its
venna contracta at El. 10.70 m. If the highest point in the jet's trajectory is at EL. 14.00 m. Neglecting air
friction,
8) Find the value of Cv. (4 pts)
9) Determine the actual velocity of the jet at the orifice in m/s. (3 pts)
10) Show proper figure that explains your solution. (3 pts)

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EL.15.255m
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11.A sharp crested rectangular weir is to be constructed acro a stream in which the normal flow is 200
litres/sec. If the maximum flow likey to occur in the stream is 5 times the normal flow then determine the
length (m) of weir necessary to limit the rise in water level to 38.4cm above that for normal flow. Use C-0.61.
(10 pts)

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Problem #12 to 14: A discharge of 300 liters/s flowing in a 600 mm diameter pipe, 600 m long having a
head loss of 1.2 m.
(12) Determine Chezy's C (2 pts)
(13) Determine n (2 pts)
(14) Determine f (1pt.)

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15. A metal-lined rectangular sluiceway is to carry 1.5 m/s at a slope of 0.010. Determine the minimum area
of galvanized iron (n = 0.001) needed per meter of length. Neglect freeboard. (5 pts)

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Problem #1G to 18: The triangular channel in the figure has a flow rate of 16 m/s (n = 0.018 ).
13) Compute the Critical depth (m) (4 pts)
14) Compute the Critical velocity (m/s) (3 pts)
15) Compute the Critical slope (3 pts)

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