Ans a) According to figure,
0.60 Q = 0.20 Q + 40 + 30 + 50 + 40
=> Q = 400 L/s
Ans b) We know, accordin g to Hardy Cross Method,
HL = K Q2 , where, K = 8 f L / (g
2
D5)
K = 8(0.018)(1000) / (9.81 x 3.14 x 0.55)
= 47.64 for all pipes
Step 1 - Assume discharge in each pipe and asign a flow direction as shown below :

We know, Qcorrect = Q +
Q
where,
Q = -
HL
/ 2 (HL/Q)
Assume flow in clockwise direction as positive and vice versa ,
Loop ABCD,
| Pipe | Q (L/s) / m3/s | K | HL (m) | HL/Q ( m /m3/s) |
| AB | 120 / 0.12 | 47.64 | 0.68 | 5.667 |
| BC | 40 / 0.04 | 47.64 | 0.076 | 1.9 |
| DC | -40 / -0.04 | 47.64 | -0.076 | -1.9 |
| DA | -120 / -0.12 | 47.64 | -0.68 | -5.667 |
=>
Q = -
HL
/ 2 (HL/Q)
Here, HL
= 0
=>
Q = 0
=> Qcorrect for pipe ;
AB = 120 L/s
BC = 40 L/s
DC = 40 L/s
AD = 120 L/s
Loop BEFC
| Pipe | Q (L/s) / m3/s | K | HL (m) | HL/Q ( m /m3/s) |
| BE | 40 / 0.04 | 47.64 | 0.076 | 1.90 |
| EF | 10 / 0.01 | 47.64 | 0.0047 | 4.70 |
| CF | -30 / -0.03 | 47.64 | -0.0428 | 1.427 |
| BC | -40 / -0.04 | 47.64 | -0.076 | 1.90 |
=>
Q = -
HL
/ 2 (HL/Q)
= - 0.0042/ 2(9.927)
= - 0.00021 m3/s or 0.21 L/s
=> Qcorrect for pipe :
BE = 40 - 0.21 = 39.79 L/s
EF = 10 - 0.21 = 9.71 L/s
CF = - 30 - 0.21 = 30.21 L/s
BC = -40 - 0.21 = 40.21 L/s
Ans c) Following are the pressure head at each node
A -> 70 - 30 = 40 m
B = 31.26 m
C = 21.20 m
D = 28.56 m
E = 14.94 m
F = 38.54 m
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