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A 6.8-km cast-iron (new, uncoated) pipeline conveys 285 L/s of water at 10oC. If the pipe...

A 6.8-km cast-iron (new, uncoated) pipeline conveys 285 L/s of water at 10oC. If the pipe diameter is 32 cm, determine the friction head loss (in m) calculated using the Hazen-Williams equation. Use typical values for pipe roughness, as needed.

Ch = 130 for new , uncoated pipeline

Select one:

a. 99.53

b. 552.8

c. 225.2

d. 146.1

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