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Points a and b are 1 km apart along a 15 cm diameter new steel pipe. point b is 20 m higher than point a. with a flow from a to b of 0.03 m3 /s of water, what pressure must be maintained at a if the pressure at b is 250 kpa? roughness of the steel pipe = 0.05 mm

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