Galvanized iron pipes with a roughness height of 0.40 cm are used to deliver water from reservoir A to reservoir B. There is a controlled outflow, Q, on the pipeline as shown in the figure. Diameters of pipes 1 and 2 are both 0.4 m and the lengths of pipes 1 and 2 are 400 m and 1000 m. respectively. (D-D-0.4 m, L-400 m, L-1000 m)

Galvanized iron pipes with a roughness height of 0.40 cm are used to deliver water from reservoir A to reservoir B. There is a controlled outflow, Q, on the pipeline as shown in the figure. Diameters of pipes 1 and 2 are both 0.4 m and the lengths of pipes 1 and 2 are 400 m and 1000 m. respectively. (D-D-0.4 m, L-400 m, L-1000 m)

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