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Physics, 12.02.2021 08:50, KAMOO3X

Elevated water tanks are used in a municipal water distribution system to provide adequate pressure. Compute the height (h) of the water tank above the ground surface to provide a static pressure of 410 kPA (60 psi). Compute the pressure in a building that is 12 m (40ft) above the ground surface. Typically, the pressure in a water distribution will range from (275 to 620 kPa) (40-90 psi). Compute the range in h corresponding this range in pressure. If the range in pressure is greater than this, multiple pressure zones may be required for the water distribution system. Are multiple pressure zones needed

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