Shown in figure, A pump discharged0.05 cu. m/sec. water from a 220 mmsuction pipe and delivers it to a 160PUMPmm discharge pipe. At A in the30msuction pipe, the pressure is 50 KPa.PA=50KPAAt B that is 30 m above A, determine220 mmthe pressure. If the horse powerapplied by the pump is 30 HP., headloss equal to 2 m.

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Shown in figure, A pump discharged 0.05 cu. m/sec. water from a 220 mm suction pipe and delivers it to a 160 PUMP 30m mm discharge pipe. At A in the suction pipe, the pressure is 50 KPa. At B that is 30 m above A, determine the pressure. If the horse power applied by the pump is 30 HP., head PA=50KPA 220 mm loss equal to 2 m.

Shown in figure, A pump discharged 0.05 cu. m/sec. water from a 220 mm suction pipe and delivers it to a 160 PUMP 30m mm discharge pipe. At A in the suction pipe, the pressure is 50 KPa. At B that is 30 m above A, determine the pressure. If the horse power applied by the pump is 30 HP., head PA=50KPA 220 mm loss equal to 2 m.

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