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    Q 1.0 m3/s Through Reservoir Same Elev As Junction A C 100 Demand Factors On Table Demand Rates On Table Find

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    This document provides information about a reservoir and piping system including flow rates, elevations, demand factors, and demand rates to calculate the diameter, flow rate, velocities, pressures, number, design, and locations of pumps or storage tanks needed to ensure no junction pressure is below 150 kPa.

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    This document provides information about a reservoir and piping system including flow rates, elevations, demand factors, and demand rates to calculate the diameter, flow rate, velocities, pressures, number, design, and locations of pumps or storage tanks needed to ensure no junction pressure is below 150 kPa.

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    This document provides information about a reservoir and piping system including flow rates, elevations, demand factors, and demand rates to calculate the diameter, flow rate, velocities, pressures, number, design, and locations of pumps or storage tanks needed to ensure no junction pressure is below 150 kPa.

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    0 m3/s Through reservoir same elev as Junction A C = 100 Demand Factors on Table Demand Rates on Table FIND: Diameter Flow rate Velocities in each pipe Pressure at every junction Number, design curve, and location of pumps to be added or storage pressure tanks (Reqt: NO JUNCTION PRESSURE < 150 kPa

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