In a pumping system handling water, the surface level of water in the open suction tank is 3m below the pump centerline, and the surface level in the open discharge tank is 21m above the pump centerline. The inlet piping is 7.62cm in diameter has an equivalent length of 26m of steel pipe. The discharge line is 6.35cm in diameter has an equivalent length of 72m. The motor delivers 7.5kW power to the pump. The pump discharge rate is 12.6 L/s. Consider head losses in the suction pipe and in the discharge pipe. Use the friction of 0.024 for both inlet and discharge pipes. Find the TDH, WP, and the efficiency of the pump. Answers: 49.135m; 6.071kW, 80.95%

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In a pumping system handling water, the surface level of water in the open suction tank is
3m below the pump centerline, and the surface level in the open discharge tank is 21m
above the pump centerline. The inlet piping is 7.62cm in diameter has an equivalent length
of 26m of steel pipe. The discharge line is 6.35cm in diameter has an equivalent length of
72m. The motor delivers 7.5kW power to the pump. The pump discharge rate is 12.6 L/s.
Consider head losses in the suction pipe and in the discharge pipe. Use the friction of 0.024
for both inlet and discharge pipes. Find the TDH, WP, and the efficiency of the pump.
Answers: 49.135m; 6.071kW, 80.95%
Transcribed Image Text:In a pumping system handling water, the surface level of water in the open suction tank is 3m below the pump centerline, and the surface level in the open discharge tank is 21m above the pump centerline. The inlet piping is 7.62cm in diameter has an equivalent length of 26m of steel pipe. The discharge line is 6.35cm in diameter has an equivalent length of 72m. The motor delivers 7.5kW power to the pump. The pump discharge rate is 12.6 L/s. Consider head losses in the suction pipe and in the discharge pipe. Use the friction of 0.024 for both inlet and discharge pipes. Find the TDH, WP, and the efficiency of the pump. Answers: 49.135m; 6.071kW, 80.95%
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