A pump is tested in the laboratory and the following data were obtained:= 5 ft-lbfTorqueRotational speedInlet pressureOutlet pressureVelocity in the inlet lineHeight to inlet gageT1200 rpm10 psia= 28 psia= 8 ft/s2 ft5 ftP1P2V=Z1Height to outlet gage = z2Inlet flow line = 2-nominal schedule 40Outlet flow line =2-nominal schedule 40Fluid = watera) Determine the pump efficiency.b) Consult an actual pump catalog and select a pump for these conditions.

Torque = T = 5 ft lbf Rotational speed = 1200 rpm Inlet pressure = P1 10 psia Outlet pressure P2 =…

A pump is tested in the laboratory and the following data were obtained: Torque Rotational speed Inlet pressure Outlet pressure = 5 ft-lbf = 1200 rpm 10 psia 28 psia = 8 ft/s T = P1 P2 Velocity in the inlet line = V Height to inlet gage = 2 ft Z1 Height to outlet gage = z2 = 5 ft Inlet flow line = 2-nominal schedule 40 Outlet flow line = 2-nominal schedule 40 Fluid = water a) Determine the pump efficiency. b) Consult an actual pump catalog and select a pump for these conditions.

A pump is tested in the laboratory and the following data were obtained: Torque Rotational speed Inlet pressure Outlet pressure = 5 ft-lbf = 1200 rpm 10 psia 28 psia = 8 ft/s T = P1 P2 Velocity in the inlet line = V Height to inlet gage = 2 ft Z1 Height to outlet gage = z2 = 5 ft Inlet flow line = 2-nominal schedule 40 Outlet flow line = 2-nominal schedule 40 Fluid = water a) Determine the pump efficiency. b) Consult an actual pump catalog and select a pump for these conditions.

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