Liquid of sp.gr and u is in a closed tank with air at pressure measured by a mechanical gauge. It is required to flow this liquid through a piping system connected to a tank as shown in Fig. with a flowrate Q. There are five available pumps with different maximum head which of them is suitable for this system? What power must supply to the pump if its efficiency is n=0.6?

Liquid of sp.gr and u is in a closed tank with air at pressure measured by a mechanical gauge. It is required to flow this liquid through a piping system connected to a tank as shown in Fig. with a flowrate Q. There are five available pumps with different maximum head which of them is suitable for this system? What power must supply to the pump if its efficiency is n=0.6?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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