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![The friction factor. f= 0.025
Eiclenos
(cfs)
(ft]
105
Lapm).
500
800
1000
48
53
11
101
1.76
94
2.2
2.86
3.52
86
47
1300
1600
70
35
45
20
Figure The pioeline system
18
19
20
Elevation 100
21
Globe
valve
22
Elevation 60
23
24
25
26
Pump
27
28
29
8 in. diameter, 1000 t long
30
31
32
Table 2: AWinor Loss Cosfficiens
33
Name
AWnor Loss Coelfficient. K
34
Entrance
Exit
Globe valve
35
5.
36
20
37 90 degree bend 1
38 90 degree bend 2
39 90 degree bend 3
90 degree bend 4
Total=
fL (16Q2)
2gD 2D4
40
ki (16Q2)
2g 12D4
H, = AZ +
41
50
42
43 Given:
(note - remember to include parentheses around the entire denominator)
44
%3D
0.025
45 Pipe length =
46 Pipe diameter =
1000 ft
0.67 ft
YOH
bhp
47
550e
48
49
50
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Transcribed Image Text:The friction factor. f= 0.025
Eiclenos
(cfs)
(ft]
105
Lapm).
500
800
1000
48
53
11
101
1.76
94
2.2
2.86
3.52
86
47
1300
1600
70
35
45
20
Figure The pioeline system
18
19
20
Elevation 100
21
Globe
valve
22
Elevation 60
23
24
25
26
Pump
27
28
29
8 in. diameter, 1000 t long
30
31
32
Table 2: AWinor Loss Cosfficiens
33
Name
AWnor Loss Coelfficient. K
34
Entrance
Exit
Globe valve
35
5.
36
20
37 90 degree bend 1
38 90 degree bend 2
39 90 degree bend 3
90 degree bend 4
Total=
fL (16Q2)
2gD 2D4
40
ki (16Q2)
2g 12D4
H, = AZ +
41
50
42
43 Given:
(note - remember to include parentheses around the entire denominator)
44
%3D
0.025
45 Pipe length =
46 Pipe diameter =
1000 ft
0.67 ft
YOH
bhp
47
550e
48
49
50
F1
![Delta Z (ft)
| Choose I
Choose]
3.1
Operating Head (fL)
90
38
50
49
Operating Discharge (cfs)
2.1
2.6
100
Elficiency (%)
44
110
1.7
Brake Horsepower (hp)
60
40
70
33](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/a95ac96e-ef3c-4ab8-9186-e0e7c337f44e/17041c9c-ec6a-4b8d-a980-2dd6d0a49e65/qedlwn8_processed.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:Delta Z (ft)
| Choose I
Choose]
3.1
Operating Head (fL)
90
38
50
49
Operating Discharge (cfs)
2.1
2.6
100
Elficiency (%)
44
110
1.7
Brake Horsepower (hp)
60
40
70
33
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