Water Flows from a tank through a piping system and to a pump and finally flows out to the atmosphere as shown in the fi

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Water Flows from a tank through a piping system and to a pump and finally flows out to the atmosphere as shown in the fi

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Water Flows From A Tank Through A Piping System And To A Pump And Finally Flows Out To The Atmosphere As Shown In The Fi 1
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Water Flows from a tank through a piping system and to a pump and finally flows out to the atmosphere as shown in the figure below. The diameter for both the suction and discharge is D = 78 mm and total length (Lsuction +Ldischarge) is l = 20 m. Flow rate in the pipe is 3000 L/min. Determine: a) The power transferred to the water by the pump in kW. [5 Marks] b) obtain the system curve equation in the form: hp = a + KQ where a and k are constants and Q is the flow rate in L/s. [5 Marks]
Sernet Elbow K-03 Water flows out to usphere GO Square-edged Islet K-05 Water, Y=9.810 kN/ Pun Gate Valve 314 Open Ki-6.36 Pumpsuction and discharge pipes D-78 mm EM4.6E-OS m Total Length. L-20 m Some useful equations: P, V, ή και της Σ. -Σ" + + ί, + h, +Σ+1 + Σ... + 7 + I +2y + hp 7 28 y? hy = K, I ? h = s. 28 D 23 0.25 64 Laminar: f = Re Turbulent: f= 5.74 log 1 3.7 D arlos Re
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