Hi good evening. Can you help me to answer my assigment ASAP please. I really need it. 1. The pressure in Point A in the suction pipe is a vacuum of 180 mm of mercury. The diameter of thesuction pipe is 100 mm. If the discharge is 0.03 cu.m/sec of oil ( sp. gr. =0.85), find the total head atpoint A with respect to a datum at the pump.Oil(sp gr=0.85)- Discharge pipeSuction pipeDatumPump1.200 mOil(sp gr 0.85)2. Water is flowing at a turbine as shown at the rate of 0.214 m:/sec. The pressures at point A andpoint B respectively are 147.5 KPa and -34.5 KPa. What is the power in KW delivered to the turbine bythe water?300 mmTurbine1.00 mB 600 mm 1.The actual velocity in the contracted section of a jet of liquid flowing from a 50-mm-diameter orifice is8.53 m/s under a head of 4.57 m. (a) What is the value of the coefficient of velocity? (b) If the measureddischarge is 0.0114 m/s , determine the coefficients of contraction and discharge.2. Oil flows through a standard 25-mm-diameter orifice under a 5.49 m head at the rate of 0.00314 m/s.The jet strikes a wall 1.52 m away and 0.119 m vertically below the centerline of the contracted sectionof the jet. Compute the coefficients.3. Water flows through a 100-mm pipe at the rate of 0.027 m/s and thence through a nozzle attachedto the end of the pipe. The nozzle tip is 50 mm in diameter, and the coefficients of velocity andcontraction for the nozzle are 0.950 and 0.930, respectively. What pressure head must be maintained atthe base of the nozzle if atmospheric pressure surrounds the jet?

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1. The pressure in Point A in the suction pipe is a vacuum of 180 mm of mercury. The diameter of the suction pipe is 100 mm. If the discharge is 0.03 cu.m/sec of oil ( sp. gr. =0.85), find the total head at point A with respect to a datum at the pump. Oil (sp gr0.85) Discharge pipe Suction pipe Datum Pump 1.200 m Oil (sp gr0.85)

1. The pressure in Point A in the suction pipe is a vacuum of 180 mm of mercury. The diameter of the suction pipe is 100 mm. If the discharge is 0.03 cu.m/sec of oil ( sp. gr. =0.85), find the total head at point A with respect to a datum at the pump. Oil (sp gr0.85) Discharge pipe Suction pipe Datum Pump 1.200 m Oil (sp gr0.85)

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