7.Pump50mm Þ17mData: f = 0.0067Pressure at 3 = 194 kN/m² gaugeVelocity at 3 = 2.7 m/sp = 830 kg/m³Pump efficiency = 88%Motor efficiency = 84%Pressure at 1 is atmosphericVelocity at 1 is negligibleDetermine required input power to motor [1.64 kW]8.200mm turbinewatergenData: At 1, p = 230 kN/m² gauge, v =At 2, p = 0 = 0 gauge, v = 0Turbine efficiency = 80%Generator efficiency = 90%3.6 m/s%3DDetermine output power from generator [19.3 kW]

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Determine required input power to motor [1.64 kW]

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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