Question: Q 1 . Given that the valves are ( 1 ) closed ( 2 ) open: find the absolute and gage pressure of water; and

Q1. Given that the valves are (1) closed (2) open: find the absolute and gage pressure of water; and the velocity at the elevations shown, and at the middle of the pipes (pipe length =200m, diametr =0.4m, friction factor is f=0.02).(Hint: elevation of the middle point of the valve is the average of the sides elevation).
Absolute Pressure (Nm2) :
\table[[Elevation,150m,120m,90m,Middle,DS1=60m,DS2=90m],[Closed valves,,,,,,],[Open valves,,,,,,]]
Gage Pressure (Nm2) :
\table[[Elevation,150m,120m,90m,Middle,DS1=60m,DS2=90m],[Closed valves,,,,,,],[Open valves,,,,,,]]
Velocity (m/s):
\table[[Elevation,150m,120m,90m,Middle,DS1=60m,DS2=90m],[Closed valves,,,,,,],[Open valves,,,,,,]]
Q2. Given that the valves are open and the velosity downstream at (DS1) is 1.6ms, and at (DS2) it is 0.9ms; find the pressure of water, and the velocites at the elevations shown and the at the middle point of pipe 1. flow is running in smooth-plastic pipe 20m-long and 40cm diameter.
\table[[\table[[Point at],[elevation (m)]],150m,120m,90m,DS1,DS2,Middle],[Pressure (Nm2)
Q 1 . Given that the valves are ( 1 ) closed ( 2

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