The efficiency (ŋ) of pump and turbine are given as ŋ = 80% and N = 70%, respectively. The national grid supplies 45 kW of power to the pump, while the turbine supplies 52.5 kW of power to the national grid. Select the correct pair of answers. O Pp = 36 kW P; = 75 kW O P, = 56.25 kW P; = 36.75 kW Pp = 36 kW P; = 36.75 kW Pp = 56.25 kW P; = 75 kW

The efficiency (ŋ) of pump and turbine are given as ŋ = 80% and N = 70%, respectively. The national grid supplies 45 kW of power to the pump, while the turbine supplies 52.5 kW of power to the national grid. Select the correct pair of answers. O Pp = 36 kW P; = 75 kW O P, = 56.25 kW P; = 36.75 kW Pp = 36 kW P; = 36.75 kW Pp = 56.25 kW P; = 75 kW

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305084766

Author:Saeed Moaveni

Publisher:Saeed Moaveni

Chapter6: Fundamental Dimensions And Units

Section: Chapter Questions

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