eter is A petroleum product is pumped at a rate of 2.32 x 10'm/s from a reservoir under atniospheric pressure to 177 cm height. If the pump 132 cm height from the reservoir, the discharge pipe diameter is 3.8 cm and the pressure drop along its length is 3.5 kPa. The gauge pressure reading at the end of the discharge pipe is 351 kPa. The pressure drop along suction pipe is 3.45 kPa and pump efficiency n-0.73 calculate:- The total Ah of the system. The power required for pump. The NPSH Take that: the density of this petroleum product p-830 kg/ms, the dynamic viscosity u-6.47 x 10 Pa.s, and the vapor pressure Pv= 23.55 kPa.

eter is A petroleum product is pumped at a rate of 2.32 x 10'm/s from a reservoir under atniospheric pressure to 177 cm height. If the pump 132 cm height from the reservoir, the discharge pipe diameter is 3.8 cm and the pressure drop along its length is 3.5 kPa. The gauge pressure reading at the end of the discharge pipe is 351 kPa. The pressure drop along suction pipe is 3.45 kPa and pump efficiency n-0.73 calculate:- The total Ah of the system. The power required for pump. The NPSH Take that: the density of this petroleum product p-830 kg/ms, the dynamic viscosity u-6.47 x 10 Pa.s, and the vapor pressure Pv= 23.55 kPa.

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