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    This document contains 8 multi-part hydraulics problems involving pipe flow calculations. The problems cover topics like determining discharge and head loss in pipes of varying diameters and lengths given flow velocities, fluid properties, and total head loss. They also involve calculating forces, pressures, and power required for pumping between reservoirs.

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    TCE3 42 – HYDRAULICS
    2ND SEM, AY 2020–2021

    Name: Date:

    Section:

    PROBLEM SET #6

    1. The velocities of flow in a 1-m diameter pipe are 5 m/s on the centerline and 4.85 m/s at
    x =100mm. Determine the discharge assuming the flow is turbulent.

    2. A liquid having sp.gr. of 0.788 flows at 3.2 m/s through a 100-mm diameter pipeline (f =
    0.0158). (a) Determine the head loss per kilometer of pipe and (b) the wall shear stress.

    3. In the syringe of the figure shown, the drug had density = 900 kg/m3and μ = 0.002 Pa-s. The
    flow through the needle is 0.4 mL/s. Neglect head loss in the larger cylinder.

    (a) Determine the velocity at point B in m/s.


    (b) What is the Reynolds number for the flow in the needle?
    (c) Determine the steady force F required to produce the given flow.

    4. Oil, with ρ = 950 kg/m3and ν = 0.00002 m2/s, flows through a 300-mm diameter pipe that is
    100m long with a head loss of 8 m. ε/D = 0.0002. Calculate the flow rate.

    5. Oil with sp.gr. of 0.95 flows at 200 lit/sec through a 500 m of 200-mm diameter pipe (f =
    0.0225). Determine (a) the head loss and (b) the pressure drop if the pipe slopes down at 10 oin
    the direction of flow.

    6. A pump draws 20 lit/s of water from reservoir A to reservoir B as shown. Assuming f = 0.02
    for all pipes, compute the horsepower delivered by the pump and the pressure at points 1 and 2.
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    TCE3 42 – HYDRAULICS
    2ND SEM, AY 2020–2021
    7. The head lost in each pipe in the figure is given by HL = kQ2, where Q is the discharge in
    m3/s and HL is in meters. The values of k of each pipe are as follows:
    K1 = 4.5 K2 = 23.9 K3 = 2.3
    K4 = 3.1 K5 = 33.7 K6 = 6.1
    If the total head lost in the system is 56 m, determine the following:

    If the total head lost in the system is 56 m, determine the following:


    a.) The flow in line 2
    b.) The flow in line 4
    c.) The head lost in line 3 in m
    d.) The head lost in line 6 in m.
    e.) The total flow in the system in m3/s

    If the flow in line 3 is 71 MLD, determine the following:


    f.) The flow in line 5
    g.) the flow in line 2
    h.) The total head lost in the system in meters
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    TCE3 42 – HYDRAULICS
    2ND SEM, AY 2020–2021

    8. The total head lost from A to E in the figure shown is 15 m. Find the discharge in each pipe.
    Assume f = 0.02 for all pipes.
    Pipe Length, L (m) Diameter, D (mm)

    1 450 600

    2 600 500

    3 360 450

    4 480 450

    5 540 600

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