SITUATION 2 (For this situation, there are no choices but you can input your answers ingoogle forms later)Calculate the following if the amount of flow is 1.26m³/s, the 80% efficient pump delivers1073kW, and the turbine is 92% efficient.EL. 120.50C-1100.60m-diameter360mEL 77.90C-1100.60mdiameter45.60mP556m14. Compute for the energy given by the pump15. Total Head Loss

Given, Q = 1.26 m3/s np = 80% P = 1073 kW

SITUATION 2 (For this situation, there are no choices but you can input your answers in google forms later) Calculate the following if the amount of flow is 1.26m/s, the 80% efficient pump delivers 1073kW, and the turbine is 92% efficient. EL. 120.50- -110 0.60m diameter 360m EL 77.90 C-110 0.60m diameter 45.60m 556m

SITUATION 2 (For this situation, there are no choices but you can input your answers in google forms later) Calculate the following if the amount of flow is 1.26m/s, the 80% efficient pump delivers 1073kW, and the turbine is 92% efficient. EL. 120.50- -110 0.60m diameter 360m EL 77.90 C-110 0.60m diameter 45.60m 556m

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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