Which of the following two quantities when same, makes one pipe system equivalent to another pipe system ?
Correct answer: A. Head & discharge
- A. Head & discharge
- B. Length & discharge
- C. Length & diameter
- D. Friction factor & diameter
Explanation
Two pipe systems are hydraulically equivalent when they carry the same discharge with the same head loss. Equal length or diameter alone cannot establish equivalent performance.
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