A centrifugal water pump with a suction pipe is shown in Figure 3.5 Pump output is Q=0.03m³/s, thediameter of suction pipe d=250mm, vacuum pressure that the pump can reach is p(og)=6.9 mH2O, and allhead losses in the suction pipe hw=1.5mH2O. Determine the utmost elevation he from the pump shaft to thewater surface on the pond.he0.Figure 3.5 Pumping water

A centrifugal water pump with a suction pipe is shown in Figure 3.5 Pump output is Q-0.03m'/s, the diameter of suction pipe d=250mm, vacuum pressure that the pump can reach is p,(pg)=6.9 mH¿O, and all head losses in the suction pipe hw=1.5mH2O. Determine the tutmost elevation h. from the pump shaft to the water surface on the pond.

A centrifugal water pump with a suction pipe is shown in Figure 3.5 Pump output is Q-0.03m'/s, the diameter of suction pipe d=250mm, vacuum pressure that the pump can reach is p,(pg)=6.9 mH¿O, and all head losses in the suction pipe hw=1.5mH2O. Determine the tutmost elevation h. from the pump shaft to the water surface on the pond.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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