Water is to be pumped through 1500 ft of pipe from the lower to upper reservoir at a rate of4 ft'/s, as shown in Figure below. The pipe is cast iron of diameter 8 inch. The pump is 80%efficient.(a) Find the velocity and Reynolds number of flow through pipe.(b) Find the head loss due to friction, h in ft.(c) Compute the pump head, h, in ft and the pump power needed, Ppump in horse power(hp).Given: Density of water, pwater = 1.94 slug/ft'; Viscosity of water, u = 2.05 x 10° slug/ft.s;Friction factor from Moody Chart, f= 0.021.Draw sketch and show all calculations.180 ftL-1500 ft, D-8 inPump

Given:Length of pipe, L=1500 ft =457.2 mVolume flow rate, Q=4 ft3/s =0.113267 m3/sdiameter, d=8 in…

Water is to be pumped through 1500 ft of pipe from the lower to upper reservoir at a rate of 4 ft'/s, as shown in Figure below. The pipe is cast iron of diameter 8 inch. The pump is 80% efficient. (a) Find the velocity and Reynolds number of flow through pipe. (b) Find the head loss due to friction, hy in ft. (c) Compute the pump head, h, in ft and the pump power needed, Ppump in horse power (hp). Given: Density of water, pwater " 1.94 slug/ft'; Viscosity of water, u = 2.05 x 10* slug/ft.s; Friction factor from Moody Chart, f 0.021. Draw sketch and show all calculations. 180 ft L-1500 ft, D-8 in

Water is to be pumped through 1500 ft of pipe from the lower to upper reservoir at a rate of 4 ft'/s, as shown in Figure below. The pipe is cast iron of diameter 8 inch. The pump is 80% efficient. (a) Find the velocity and Reynolds number of flow through pipe. (b) Find the head loss due to friction, hy in ft. (c) Compute the pump head, h, in ft and the pump power needed, Ppump in horse power (hp). Given: Density of water, pwater " 1.94 slug/ft'; Viscosity of water, u = 2.05 x 10* slug/ft.s; Friction factor from Moody Chart, f 0.021. Draw sketch and show all calculations. 180 ft L-1500 ft, D-8 in

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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