A flow rate of 2 m³/s exists in the pipe shown in the figure. What is the expected power outputof the turbine (k% efficient) if the elevation difference of the reservoir surfaces is(a)20 m?(b) 60 m?(c) 100 m?(d) Also draw the EGL and HGL for this system for (c). The rate of frictional energy loss inthe pipe: hL/L = 0.000849 m/m. Water15 °C400 mk (%)9090-cm-dia.cast iron pipeT

Flow Rate =2 m3/secother data presented in the figure belowNeed to findPower output when efficiency…

Answered: (a) 20 m? (b) 60 m? (c) 100 m?

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(a) 20 m? (b) 60 m? (c) 100 m?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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