The pump whose characteristics are: H, = 80 – 6o0v² n = -1500V² + 700V Elevation = 230 m |(2) (1) Elevation = 200 m 1000 m pipe 40 cm in diameter Pump Figure Q3 is used to pump water (p=0.001kg/ms) a distance of 1000 m between two reservoirs the elevations of which are shown in Figure Q3 and remain constant. The pipe is 40 cm diameter commercial steel (ɛ=0.046 mm). Ignoring minor losses and assuming fully turbulent flow. Determine a) The friction factor b) The pressure loss expressed in terms of the volumetric flow rate c) The system losses (use Bernoulli) d) The volumetric flow rate e) The efficiency at the operating point

The pump whose characteristics are: H, = 80 – 6o0v² n = -1500V² + 700V Elevation = 230 m |(2) (1) Elevation = 200 m 1000 m pipe 40 cm in diameter Pump Figure Q3 is used to pump water (p=0.001kg/ms) a distance of 1000 m between two reservoirs the elevations of which are shown in Figure Q3 and remain constant. The pipe is 40 cm diameter commercial steel (ɛ=0.046 mm). Ignoring minor losses and assuming fully turbulent flow. Determine a) The friction factor b) The pressure loss expressed in terms of the volumetric flow rate c) The system losses (use Bernoulli) d) The volumetric flow rate e) The efficiency at the operating point

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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