(B) Two similar centrifugal pumps are connected in series. The theoretical head- discharge relation of Pump#1 is given by: h, = 5.3 – 0.58Q and that of Pump#2 is given by: h2 = 7.7 + 0.22Q. At a specific operation conditions, the head of these combined pumps is 12 m. Estimate the followings: (i) The head of each pump (ii) If the flow out of this system is completely blocked while the two pumps still running, what is the resulting total head of the system? (iii) If the two pumps rotates with same speed, how many pump#2 is bigger than pump#1?

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(B) Two similar centrifugal pumps are connected in series. The theoretical head-
discharge relation of Pump#1 is given by: h, = 5.3 – 0.58Q and that of Pump#2 is
given by: h, = 7.7 + 0.22Q. At a specific operation conditions, the head of these
combined pumps is 12 m. Estimate the followings:
(i) The head of each pump
(ii) If the flow out of this system is completely blocked while the two pumps still
running, what is the resulting total head of the system?
(iii) If the two pumps rotates with same speed, how many pump#2 is bigger than
pump#1?
Transcribed Image Text:(B) Two similar centrifugal pumps are connected in series. The theoretical head- discharge relation of Pump#1 is given by: h, = 5.3 – 0.58Q and that of Pump#2 is given by: h, = 7.7 + 0.22Q. At a specific operation conditions, the head of these combined pumps is 12 m. Estimate the followings: (i) The head of each pump (ii) If the flow out of this system is completely blocked while the two pumps still running, what is the resulting total head of the system? (iii) If the two pumps rotates with same speed, how many pump#2 is bigger than pump#1?
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