Two reservoirs are connected by distribution pipeline as shown in the figure. Assuming no head loss occurs along the stretch of the pipe, what is the required power input in the pump (in hp) to transport the fluids? Assume 81% efficiency. Elevations: Point 1 = 58.2ft. Point 2 = 165.4ft. Q = 39.8ft/s. D = 17in Elev. Water Elev. Pump Water Q-

Two reservoirs are connected by distribution pipeline as shown in the figure. Assuming no head loss occurs along the stretch of the pipe, what is the required power input in the pump (in hp) to transport the fluids? Assume 81% efficiency. Elevations: Point 1 = 58.2ft. Point 2 = 165.4ft. Q = 39.8ft/s. D = 17in Elev. Water Elev. Pump Water Q-

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