Consider the figure below. The pump supplies water from reservoir A to reservoir B through the 500mm o pipe, 600m long. Usingf = 0.02 and the hydraulic grade line shown, determine the following: a) power supplied by the pump, b) power loss by the turbine, and elevation maintained by reservoir B. El. 200 hfj Εl. 190 НЕ El. 180 hf2 B EL100 A TURBINE PUMP ANSWER: a. Power = 1557.828 kW, b. Power = 155.7828 kW c. Elevation of B = 170 m

Consider the figure below. The pump supplies water from reservoir A to reservoir B through the 500mm o pipe, 600m long. Usingf = 0.02 and the hydraulic grade line shown, determine the following: a) power supplied by the pump, b) power loss by the turbine, and elevation maintained by reservoir B. El. 200 hfj Εl. 190 НЕ El. 180 hf2 B EL100 A TURBINE PUMP ANSWER: a. Power = 1557.828 kW, b. Power = 155.7828 kW c. Elevation of B = 170 m

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