I need an expert to help me analyze the pressure at the operating point

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Dear experts, I would appreciate it if you could help me analyze this situation. The pump’s outlet pressure is 0.8 MPa; the fluid is delivered to a height of 40 M. At a distance of 150 M, the flow is divided into two branches: one branch has a flow rate of 5 T/H, while the outlet of the other branch has a pressure of 0.4 MPa when it is closed. Medium density is 1.13, pipe diameter is 1.5 inches. I want to know what the operating point pressure is when both streams are at 5 T/H.

Reply #22019-07-30

May I ask what conditions are missing for the expert?

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