Determine the pump head (unit: meter or kPa), using the following parameters Heat Ex 1Heat Ex 2Heat Ex 2 AP (shell / tube) = 15 kPa / 40 kPaVessel Height (ground to BTM TL) = 12 metersVessel operating pressure = 50 kPaGPump Suction diameter = 4 inchesTank Height = 10 metersTank Diameter = 8 metersTank liquid level = 9 metersOutlet nozzle height = 1 meterPump suction / discharge line height = 2.5 m Pump Discharge diameter = 4 inchesSuction pipe length = 10 metersDischarge pipe length = 100 metersFriction loss per meter pipe = 0.1 kPa/mAssume isolation valves have no pressure drop%3DStrainer AP = 5 kPaCheck Valve AP = 5 kPaOrifice plate (FE) AP = 10 kPaControl valve AP = 20 kPaHeat Ex 1 AP (shell / tube) = 10 kPa / 50 kPaHeat Ex 2 AP (shell / tube) = 15 kPa / 40 kPa%3D

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