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    WR212 Lecture3 Flow and Best Section Use Final 55 56

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    The document contains two equations related to fluid flow. The first equation calculates the velocity V2 given velocities V1 and V2, the change in elevation Δz, and elevations y1 and y2. It is used to find that V2 = 2.379 m/s. The second equation accounts for energy losses hL and a 10% reduction in velocity from V1 to V2 to calculate changes in elevation, velocity, and head loss.

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    The document contains two equations related to fluid flow. The first equation calculates the velocity V2 given velocities V1 and V2, the change in elevation Δz, and elevations y1 and y2. It is used to find that V2 = 2.379 m/s. The second equation accounts for energy losses hL and a 10% reduction in velocity from V1 to V2 to calculate changes in elevation, velocity, and head loss.

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    The document contains two equations related to fluid flow. The first equation calculates the velocity V2 given velocities V1 and V2, the change in elevation Δz, and elevations y1 and y2. It is used to find that V2 = 2.379 m/s. The second equation accounts for energy losses hL and a 10% reduction in velocity from V1 to V2 to calculate changes in elevation, velocity, and head loss.

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    WR212 Lecture3 Flow and Best Section Use Final 55 56

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    of 2

    2 2

    V2 − V1
    ( y1 − y2 − z ) =
    2g

    ( )
    2
    V2
    1 − (0.5536) 2
    = 0.2
    2g

     V2 = 2.379 m/s,
     Q = (2.5 x 1.55 x 2.379) = 9.217 m3/s
     (b) When there’s energy loss:
    2
    V1
    hL = 0.1
    2g
    2 2
    V1 V2
    y1 + = z + y2 + + hL
    2g 2g
    2 2
    V2 − 0.9V1
    ( y1 − y2 − z ) =
    2g

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