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Three Reservoir

Reservoir

A reservoir is most commonly an enlarged natural or artificial


lake created using a dam to store water.
Three Reservoir

Three reservoirs at different elevations are connected through a


piping network at a single point, with an outflow from the
common junction. This application will calculate the flow rates,
flow directions, and head at the common junction.
Example:
Three reservoirs A, B, and C are connected by pipelines 1, 2, and 3 respectively which
merges at a junction X. The elevation of reservoir A is 300 m and that of B is 285 m. The
rate of flow from reservoir A is 1.4 m³/sec.
Determine:
a. Rate of flow in reservoir B
b. Rate of flow in reservoir C
c. Elevation of reservoir C

Pipes Diameter Length


1 800 mm 1500 m 0.0157
2 600 mm 450 m 0.0162
3 450 mm 1200 m 0.0177
Solution:
a. Rate of flow in reservoir B
Solution:

b. Rate of flow in reservoir C

c. Elevation of reservoir C

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