As shown in the figure, 3 tanks are connected to each other with a piping system. Assuming that the diameter (D) of all pipes used is 0.35 m and the friction factor (f) is 0.025, calculate the flow rate of the fluid leaving/entering each tank. Since the pipes are long, local losses (hardware losses) can be neglected. As shown in the figure, 3 tanks are connected to each other with a piping system. Assuming that thediameter (D) of all pipes used is 0.35 m and the friction factor (f) is 0.025, calculate the flow rate ofthe fluid leaving/entering each tank. Since the pipes are long, local losses (hardware losses) can beneglected.Z-30 m(1)₁ = 300 m2 = 150 mZ-6m(2)€31= 120 mz=0m|

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As shown in the figure, 3 tanks are connected to each other with a piping system. Assuming that the diameter (D) of all pipes used is 0.35 m and the friction factor (f) is 0.025, calculate the flow rate of the fluid leaving/entering each tank. Since the pipes are long, local losses (hardware losses) can be neglected.