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Calculate the hoop stress at the bottom of penstock, if a steel penstock of 1 m and 10 mm thick is subjected to 100m head of water. Take w = 9.81 kN/m³.

Calculate the hoop stress at the bottom of penstock, if a steel penstock of 1 m and 10 mm thick is subjected to 100m head of water. Take w = 9.81 kN/m³.

Maximum daily demand = _____ × Average daily demand.

Which of the following is not a short term estimate in population forecast?

Maximum daily demand = _____ × Average daily demand.

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Calculate the hoop stress at the bottom of penstock, if a steel penstock of 1 m and 10 mm thick is subjected to 100m head of water. Take w = 9.81 kN/m3.

Maximum daily demand = _____ × Average daily demand.

Which of the following is not a short term estimate in population forecast?

Maximum daily demand = _____ × Average daily demand.

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Calculate the hoop stress at the bottom of penstock, if a steel penstock of 1 m and 10 mm thick is subjected to 100m head of water. Take w = 9.81 kN/m³.