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{\textbf{{ CE 3372 -- Water Systems Design} \\ {Exercise Set 3}}}
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\section*{\small{Exercises}} 
Compute the discharge in each pipe and the pressure at each junction node for the 8-pipe system shown in Figure \ref{fig:primary-network}.   The water surface elevation in the storage tank is 315.0 ft.   Prepare your solution using EPA-NET.   Report your results in U.S. Customary units.   Identify the node with the lowest pressure in your solution.   Include a transmittal letter with the solution.   
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