(Solved): The head loss through each pipe of the network can be determined using the pressure measurements in ...

The head loss through each pipe of the network can be determined using the pressure measurements in Step 9 of the Procedure and should have been equal. If the measurements are not equal, why? Knowing each pipe length and head loss, determine the slope for each pipe? Determine the flow rate through each of the pipes, knowing the slope as determined in last step. Determine the total flow through the network. Select a diameter and friction factor C for the equivalent pipe, (Use: 1//2 " diameter pipe with C=100 ). Knowing the total flow rate as determined in last step of the Calculations, determine the slope of the equivalent pipe. Determine the length of the equivalent pipe. Knowing the head loss and slope. Flow rate 1 Liter 57.44s A B C D E F series (psi) -0.85 -3.52 0.83 2.53 14.88 3.89 parallel (PSI) -2.26 -3.32 -1.30 -2.50 -0.30 -1.80 (Note the flow rate is 100 liters NOT 1 liter)m thanks again