Match the six types of hydraulic losses that occur in pumps with their definition.Flow FrictionMixingRecirculationIncidenceDisk FrictionLeakageroughness of the surface and fluid velocity relative vMechanical Wearloss occurs when main flow which has high velocit ✓loss at cross-section expansion and contraction; v Voccurs when there is a difference between the flo¹ ✓occurs because of smaller circulation through gap V

Flow friction: It is the loss brought on by flow resistance brought on by the fluid's velocity and…

Match the six types of hydraulic losses that occur in pumps with their definition. Flow Friction Mixing Recirculation Incidence Disk Friction Leakage roughness of the surface and fluid velocity relativi V Mechanical Wear loss occurs when main flow which has high velocit V loss at cross-section expansion and contraction; vi v occurs when there is a difference between the flo occurs because of smaller circulation through gap V

Match the six types of hydraulic losses that occur in pumps with their definition. Flow Friction Mixing Recirculation Incidence Disk Friction Leakage roughness of the surface and fluid velocity relativi V Mechanical Wear loss occurs when main flow which has high velocit V loss at cross-section expansion and contraction; vi v occurs when there is a difference between the flo occurs because of smaller circulation through gap V

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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