Question: 1 2 0 3 . An elevated tank with a fixed water level of 6 7 m supplies water to the distribution network shown in

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3. An elevated tank with a fixed water level of 67 m supplies water to the distribution network shown in Figure 1. The network has 5 pipes with the following parameters: Length =450m, Hazen-Williams ' C ' factor =110, and Diameter =305mm. The 2 demand nodes in the network are at an elevation of 9 m . The demand at the 2 demand nodes are: Q2=200Ls and Q3=50Ls. A valve along pipe 3(P3) is initially closed.
a) Determine the hydraulic grade line (HGL) value at nodes N 2 and N 3.
b) The valve along pipe 3(P3) is opened gradually such that no transient pressures are produced. Will the pressure head at node N3 be higher or lower than in part a)? Describe the hydraulic changes in the network that account for the change in pressure head at N3. Be as specific as possible.
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Figure 1. Network layout.
1 2 0 3 . An elevated tank with a fixed water

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