Water (T = 20°C) from a reservoir is pumped up at 5 kg/s through a 3-in Sch. 40 pipe connected to a storage tank of relatively large area. The tank is 7 m from the reservoir where the pump is placed on its side delivering 30 kW of power. The fluid absorbs heat at 3.5 kW. Determine the temperature at the receiver tank.

Water (T = 20°C) from a reservoir is pumped up at 5 kg/s through a 3-in Sch. 40 pipe connected to a storage tank of relatively large area. The tank is 7 m from the reservoir where the pump is placed on its side delivering 30 kW of power. The fluid absorbs heat at 3.5 kW. Determine the temperature at the receiver tank.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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