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Description: 7/7صورةأكثر| Q = 8 cfsh₂= 25 ftWordD = ?Assume f = 002, D=7966 19Assume f=0.021, D=8.045 inTherefore, a pipe of 8" din "a friction fraction of 0.02 is recommendedFor a certain project.a water discharge of 8 efswas required at at head love of 25 ftof

Water discharge (Q) = 8 ft2/sHead loss (hL) = 25 ftPipe length (L) = 100 ft

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Q = 8 cfs he= 25 ft D = ? =f=002, D=7966 in 0.42 For a certain project. a water discharge of 8 efs was required at at head Ion of 25 ft of water. Recommend a commercially pipe size along with fact-face, The pipe length is 100 få available 8440² $ * * ff - Bra² TjD²

Q = 8 cfs he= 25 ft D = ? =f=002, D=7966 in 0.42 For a certain project. a water discharge of 8 efs was required at at head Ion of 25 ft of water. Recommend a commercially pipe size along with fact-face, The pipe length is 100 få available 8440² $ * * ff - Bra² TjD²

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