Consider water flow from the upper reservoir (1) to the lower reservoir (2)through two pipes of the same diameter D=2 inches and a turbine with head ht=40 ft. Thehead loss h, associated with this flow is 4V2/(2g) for each pipe (8V2/(2g) total) where V is thevelocity in the pipes. Note, exit loss for lower pipe is included in 4V2/(29). Specific weight ofwater equals y=62.4 lb/ft³ and g=32.2 ft/s².• Calculate the flow out of the reservoir.• Calculate the power of the turbine in horsepower.• Calculate the head loss in feet.•Sketch the energy and the hydraulic grade line.• Calculate pressure at point A.• Calculate the flow if turbine is absent.turbine 110 ft60 ft2

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Consider water flow from the upper reservoir (1) to the lower reservoir (2) through two pipes of the same diameter D=2 inches and a turbine with head h=40 ft. The head loss h, associated with this flow is 4V2/(29) for each pipe (8V2/(2g) total) where V is the velocity in the pipes. Note, exit loss for lower pipe is included in 4V²/(2g). Specific weight of water equals y=62.4 lb/ft³ and g=32.2 ft/s². Calculate the flow out of the reservoir. Calculate the power of the turbine in horsepower. Calculate the head loss in feet.

Consider water flow from the upper reservoir (1) to the lower reservoir (2) through two pipes of the same diameter D=2 inches and a turbine with head h=40 ft. The head loss h, associated with this flow is 4V2/(29) for each pipe (8V2/(2g) total) where V is the velocity in the pipes. Note, exit loss for lower pipe is included in 4V²/(2g). Specific weight of water equals y=62.4 lb/ft³ and g=32.2 ft/s². Calculate the flow out of the reservoir. Calculate the power of the turbine in horsepower. Calculate the head loss in feet.

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