The task is to to transfer the fluid from the source towards the tank (TANK A) lying on an elevated platform as shown. The goal is to fill up that 16.49 m by 2.23 m by 6.36 m tank (TANK A) within 11.5 mins (from empty to full). Your budget is limited to 605,000 pesos. Head loss on pipe due to friction is 1.23 meters per 1 meter of pipe. Because it's Fluid Machinery and not Engineering Economics, it's ok for your design to exceed the budget BUT YOU HAVE TO JUSTIFY IT.The pictures I will post is the guide to answerIts okay if the answer is computerized 4G+12:17 yeltl ll 38Use this sample answer for yourreference. Makikita na iba yung given sasample, kasi for reference lang siya. Trynot to copy everything ok?Ne e gad13 yang nakgyni vetcalhypokne tayo na 150 tent veticalcomponnt woud be anund 12mbig abinin the vetca dtarce ng dacturge ppe yang vot haud NOT DELES TAN 1201 Bee dea vericaeghtng ction ppe tyung daances yausecharge Thas bcanekng y1.5m0.23 m-TANK AØ = 15 cmAo, o be rete, ean may aaravetc ppeine atametes ang taa an nggom atnkad a nga atacesy nakita kataThis tasn Mang es sadgn Kyawenle ten33.24°Option A pumpØ = 35 cm0.3m0.5mTHIS IS AREA IS RESTRICTED. BAWALSOURCE: SG = 1.554.28 mPADAANIN ANG MGA PIPES SA AREA NA ITO.OkJUSTIFICATIONFOR NPSHV (2)(3)(4)= 0.02 m3=-=20(60)secPVi+z, + h - hyt+ z, + hy - h(0.352nNPSH =pg 2gQ = VA - 0.02 = v- V = 0.214h, = 0.3 (0.2 + 0.3) = 0.15P V?NPSH =++z, + h, – hy1pg 291013250.212NPSH =+ 0.2 + 0.15 - 8.61000(9.8) 2(9.8)NPSH = 2.09 m 7 ftok15.32 m 4G+12:17 yIlll ll 38JUSTIFICATIONSince incompressible angfluid, ang volume flow ratesa discharge aykaparehas ng volume flowFOR OUTPUTV_ (2)(3)(4)20(60)Q == 0.02secrate sa suction.H, = 2pg+ z2 + hy78.352mQ = VA - 0.02 = V4- V = 0.21h, = 0.3 (0.5 + 13 + 1.5) = 4.5P v?H2 =+ z1 + h, - hy1pg 2g0.212101325 + 3500H2 =+ 13 + 4.51000(9.8)2(9.8)H2 == 28.20m 92.5 ftokParameters:Care 77M Inp d 00SetVolume Flow Rate: 0.02 m/secTA riendelSpeed349.2 galimin12035NPSH: 7 ftHy: 75 ft100 E30DPwede ang Option C, D and E if 'lIignore NPSH. Kaso hindi pwede, so Ihave to make adjustments on thesuction side or taasan ang volumeflow rate. (This could happen on yourfirst try. If this happens, makeadjustments.-25206015Kung wala talaga, choose Option F.sbosed on e-102010020030000S00600700S009001000Flow in gallons per minuteok

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The task is to to transfer the fluid from the source towards the tank (TANK A) lying on an elevated platform as shown. The goal is to fill up that 16.49 m by 2.23 m by 6.36 m tank (TANK A) within 11.5 mins (from empty to full). Your budget is limited to 605,000 pesos. Head loss on pipe due to friction is 1.23 meters per 1 meter of pipe.

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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