Water at 20°C flows with a flow rate of (60+X) I/s from a large reservoir to a small reservoir through a 150 mm diameter cast iron piping system as shown in Figure A. Considering surface roughness value as 0.00026 m and kinematic viscosity as 1.004 x 10-6m²/s; determine the following: 1) Major and minor losses in the piping system 2) Elevation Z₁ in the larger reservoir Z₁=? Sharp edged entrance (9+X) m (40+X) m Regular elbow 90° flanged Gate valve fully open (40+X) m Figure A Z₂=4.0 m KE 1.00

Water at 20°C flows with a flow rate of (60+X) I/s from a large reservoir to a small reservoir through a 150 mm diameter cast iron piping system as shown in Figure A. Considering surface roughness value as 0.00026 m and kinematic viscosity as 1.004 x 10-6m²/s; determine the following: 1) Major and minor losses in the piping system 2) Elevation Z₁ in the larger reservoir Z₁=? Sharp edged entrance (9+X) m (40+X) m Regular elbow 90° flanged Gate valve fully open (40+X) m Figure A Z₂=4.0 m KE 1.00

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