The document discusses Bernoulli's equation and its application to calculating flow rate and pressure in a horizontal pipeline connecting two reservoirs with different water surface elevations. It provides a problem where a 20cm diameter, 1500m long pipeline connects reservoirs with a 3m elevation difference, and 1.5m of energy is lost in the pipeline. It asks to calculate the flow rate, pressure midway, and whether doubling the water demand requires doubling the pipeline size.
The document discusses Bernoulli's equation and its application to calculating flow rate and pressure in a horizontal pipeline connecting two reservoirs with different water surface elevations. It provides a problem where a 20cm diameter, 1500m long pipeline connects reservoirs with a 3m elevation difference, and 1.5m of energy is lost in the pipeline. It asks to calculate the flow rate, pressure midway, and whether doubling the water demand requires doubling the pipeline size.
The document discusses Bernoulli's equation and its application to calculating flow rate and pressure in a horizontal pipeline connecting two reservoirs with different water surface elevations. It provides a problem where a 20cm diameter, 1500m long pipeline connects reservoirs with a 3m elevation difference, and 1.5m of energy is lost in the pipeline. It asks to calculate the flow rate, pressure midway, and whether doubling the water demand requires doubling the pipeline size.
ENGR. RICHARD A. BADIOLA, RMP, D. ENG. (CAR) ASST. PROFESSOR III INSTRUCTOR PROBLEM
A horizontal pipeline 20 cm in diameter and 1500m long connects to reservoir
having a difference of 3 m between surface elevations. Assuming the loss of energy in the pipeline to be 1.5 m, determine: A.)The rate of flow in the pipe B.)The pressure midway in the pipeline. Use per meter length head loss. C.) The water demand increases twice at the lower reservoir. Do the pipeline size likewise to double? Show your justification.
The Water Supply of the El Paso and Southwestern Railway from Carrizozo to Santa Rosa, N. Mex.
American Society of Civil Engineers: Transactions, No. 1170