Design a water tank and control hardware that will deliver 10.03.0lb/s of water to a steam generator 1400ft away. Specifically, (1) size the tank to hold an eight-hour supply of water at maximum flow (the tank must be cylindrical with a height-to-diameter ratio of 2 ), (2) identify the piping size (use carbon steel with the relative roughness of D=0.0006 ), and (3) specify the process control hardware (control valve, orifice meter). The flow rate to the water tank can be controlled very accurately so determine an appropriate fluid level and use the height of the fluid in the tank to deliver the water to the steam generator (no pump is required). You are expected to make reasonable assumptions. Show all calculations and include figures. Also, attach a 1-page memo report to your technical manager, Steve Bibowitz, which describes your results. The memo should reference the attached calculations and figures. Sample calculations should be written very neatly or inserted with an equation editor. If you choose to use Excel to aid you in your calculations, arrange the spreadsheet so that it can be easily understood when it is printed. All pages should be lineless, white paper. A process flow diagram or schematic of equipment is required to be attached. Design a water tank and control hardware that will deliver 10.03.0lb/s of water to a steam generator 1400ft away. Specifically, (1) size the tank to hold an eight-hour supply of water at maximum flow (the tank must be cylindrical with a height-to-diameter ratio of 2 ), (2) identify the piping size (use carbon steel with the relative roughness of D=0.0006 ), and (3) specify the process control hardware (control valve, orifice meter). The flow rate to the water tank can be controlled very accurately so determine an appropriate fluid level and use the height of the fluid in the tank to deliver the water to the steam generator (no pump is required). You are expected to make reasonable assumptions. Show all calculations and include figures. Also, attach a 1-page memo report to your technical manager, Steve Bibowitz, which describes your results. The memo should reference the attached calculations and figures. Sample calculations should be written very neatly or inserted with an equation editor. If you choose to use Excel to aid you in your calculations, arrange the spreadsheet so that it can be easily understood when it is printed. All pages should be lineless, white paper. A process flow diagram or schematic of equipment is required to be attached