7) A pump has the following characteristic:Volume flow rate23466992115(m³/h)Head (m)171613.510.56.6Theis used to pump water from a lower tank to a higher tank through a total length ofpump800 m of 150 mm diameter pipe. The difference between the water levels in the two tanks is8m. Neglecting all losses except friction and assuming that C; = 0.004, find the rate of flowbetween the two reservoirs.[Ans: = 60m/hr]

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ump has the following characteristic: Volume flow rate (m³/h) Head (m) 23 46 69 92 115 17 16 13.5 10.5 6.6 pump is used to pump water from a lower tank to a higher tank through a total length of m of 150 mm diameter pipe. The difference between the water levels in the two tanks is Neglecting all losses except friction and assuming that Cf = 0.004, find the rate of flow

ump has the following characteristic: Volume flow rate (m³/h) Head (m) 23 46 69 92 115 17 16 13.5 10.5 6.6 pump is used to pump water from a lower tank to a higher tank through a total length of m of 150 mm diameter pipe. The difference between the water levels in the two tanks is Neglecting all losses except friction and assuming that Cf = 0.004, find the rate of flow

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