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Engineering, 09.02.2021 01:00, tordoor7182

Water at 150°F flows in a straight 0.863-in diameter iron pipe (e = 0.00015 ft) between points A and B 350 ft apart. At A the elevation of the pipe is 112.0 ft and the pressure is 8.35 psi. At B the elevation of the pipe is 105.0 ft and the pressure is 8.80 psi. Compute the flow rate as accurately as you can.

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