Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author: Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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An oil having a density of 833 kg/m3, and a viscosity of 3.3x10^-3 Pa-s is pumped
from an open tank to a pressurized tank held at 345 kPa gage. The oil is
pumped from an inlet at the side of the open tank though a line of
commercial steel pipe having an inside diameter of 0.07792 m at a rate of
3,494x10^-3 m3/s. The length of straight pipe is 122 m, and the pipe contains
two elbows (90°) and a globe valve half open. The level of the liquid in the
open tank is 20 m above the liquid level in the pressurized tank. The pump
efficiency is 75%. Calculate the kW power of the pump.
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