Question B1 Water at room temperature (density p-1000 kg/m³ and viscosity -1.12x10 N.s/m²) is pumped from a reservoir an

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Question B1 Water at room temperature (density p-1000 kg/m³ and viscosity -1.12x10 N.s/m²) is pumped from a reservoir an

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Question B1 Water At Room Temperature Density P 1000 Kg M And Viscosity 1 12x10 N S M Is Pumped From A Reservoir An 1
Question B1 Water At Room Temperature Density P 1000 Kg M And Viscosity 1 12x10 N S M Is Pumped From A Reservoir An 1 (64.42 KiB) Viewed 30 times
Question B1 Water at room temperature (density p-1000 kg/m³ and viscosity -1.12x10 N.s/m²) is pumped from a reservoir and flows at a flow rate of Q-60 L/min through a 20 mm-diameter copper (roughness ks-0.015 mm) tubing system with a sharp-edged entrance and exits through a faucet of diameter 10 mm, as shown in Fig. B1. The tubing system has three 90° threaded elbows. The globe valve and faucet are fully open and the water level in the reservoir is maintained constant during operation. 3.0 m 3.0 m Sharp-edged Entrance 90° Elbow Fully open globe valve Fully open facet, the 5.0 m diameter of the exit is 10.0 mm 90° Elbow The same type of tubing is used. The diameter of all tubing is 20mm. The diameter of the faucet exit is 10mm. The water reservoir is maintained at a constant water level during operation. (7 marks) (11 marks) (7 marks) 90° Elbow -1.0m 6.0 m 6.0 m 7 water reservoir 5.0 m Pump Figure B1 Determine the required pump power for the three following cases: (0) All losses in the drawn tubing, connectors and fittings are neglected. (ii) Only the losses in the connectors and fittings are neglected. (iii) All losses in the drawn tubing, connectors and fittings are taken into account.
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