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                                         being investigated for tripling the flow: Either place a pump on the existing line or install an addi-
                                         tional parallel line between the two reservoirs:
                                             1. If a pump is placed, compute the required water head for the added pump.
                                             2. If an additional line is installed, calculate the required size of the added pipe.
                                         Solution:
                                             First let’s determine the existing flow in the 150-mm pipe:
                                                                       2                  2
                                                          P A      Z A   (v A ) >2g   P B      Z B   (v B ) >2g   h f
                                                          0   (Z A   Z B )   0   0   0   h f
                                                          h f    13 m
                                                          s   h f  L   13 3,000   4.3%
                                                                                                              3
                                             The nomogram (C   100) of Fig. 5.6 for D   150 mm and s   4.3% will give Q   0.010 m /s
                                          (10 L/s).
                                             1. The required water head for the added pump:
                                                                                 3
                                                Future flow Q 2    3Q   3   0.010   0.030 m /s (30 L/s)
                                                                                                       3
                                                The nomogram (C   100) of Fig. 5.6 for D   150 mm and Q 2   0.030 m /s will give
                                                s   30%.
                                                          h f   sL   30%   3,000   90 m
                                                                       2                      2
                                                          P A      Z A   (v A ) >2g   h p    P B      Z B   (v B ) >2g   h f
                                                          0   (Z A   Z B )   0   h p   0   0   h f
                                                          13   h p   90
                                                          h p   90   13   77 m
                                                The required water head for the pump   77 m.
                                             2. The required size of the added pipe:
                                                                                   3
                                                         Q pipe 2    0.030   0.010   0.020 m /s
                                                                                            3
                                                The nomogram (C   100) of Fig. 5.6 for Q pipe 2   0.020 m /s and s   4.3% will give
                                                D   200 mm.
                                                The required size of the added pipe is 200 mm.






                     EXAMPLE 5.10  CAPACITY AND SIZE OF PARALLEL PIPES

                                         A town is receiving its water supply from a groundwater tank located at the treatment plant
                                         through a gravity main that terminates at an elevated water tank adjacent to the town. The dif-
                                         ference between the levels of the tanks is 100 m, and the distance between them is 50 km. The
                                                                                                       3
                                         tanks were originally connected by a single pipeline designed to carry 13,000 m /day. It was
                                                                                     3
                                          later found necessary to increase the supply to 19,500 m /day and consequently the decision
                                         was made to lay another pipeline of the same diameter alongside part of the original line and
                                         cross-connected to it.
                                             Calculate (given C for all pipes   100):
                                             1. The diameter of the pipes
                                             2. The length of the second pipe, which was necessary to install.
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