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Consider a pump-pipeline system that delivers flow from reservoir A to B with EA = 100 ft and EB = 120 ft. The pipe has a length of L = 2,800 ft, diameter of D = 2 ft, and a Hazen Williams coefficient of CHW = 100. The pump characteristics are tabulated below and minor losses (in feet) accumulate at the rate of 0.01*Q2 where Q is the flow in cfs. Estimate the flow rate and the velocity in the pipeline. Q (cfs) Hp
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